Buy with Karen and Jen

The first step to buying a home is to understand your buying power and establish a price range. A licensed lender can help evaluate your financial standing and provide a pre-approval. Getting pre-approved doesn't obligate you to a lender, but it will help guide your decisions during the home shopping process. Having a pre-approval or even pre-underwritten letter in-hand is imperative as it is usually required by the listing agent and increases the attractiveness of your offer, particularly when a seller has multiple offers to choose from. We can provide recommendations to trusted mortgage professionals. 

When you're ready to move forward with a purchase, we will advise you on constructing the strongest offer possible and draw up the necessary paperwork on your behalf. There is a lot to consider when making an offer. We'll discuss not only the purchase price, but also the closing date, sale contingencies and any special stipulations for your particular purchase. Once an offer is submitted, the seller may accept, reject, or counter the offer. If the seller counters the offer, we will skillfully negotiate on your behalf, advocating for your interests until an agreement is reached or the offer is rejected by either party.