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FOR BUYING &
SELLING TIPS

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REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT SUPPPORT

Preparation is the first step to a successful Real Estate transaction. It can be a

challenge to know your role, how to play it and how best to present your work.

As your Real Estate Problem Solver, I provide solutions to your questions,

resources and the security of knowledge.

HOME BUYING

Everybody remembers buying their first home. It is a timely process and
requires careful planning to make the process a successful one. If you’re
already a homeowner, I’m sure you remember buying your first home. I’m
certain it was an exciting and memorable experience!

1. Find an Agent
2. Get Pre-Approved
3. Start Searching
4. Make an Offer
5. Home Inspeaction
6. Appraisal
7. Insurance
8. Set-up Utilities
9. Walk-Through
10. Closing




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SELLING YOUR HOME

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You should start preparing with your Realtor on when it’ll be the best time to

sell your home. Selling your home is a far more difficult task than buying your

home. It involves more responsibilities and expenses. Here are some of the

main steps you should considering when selling your home:

Start Preparing your Home for Sale
Planning to make some improvements in your home before selling. The best

place to start is with your curb appeal. A potential buyer invests more time

noticing the curb appeal of the property and you should be confident that your

home has such appeal. Curb appeal can be seen in a well-painted home, tidy

up the front yard and clear the driveway to create an attractive welcoming

appeal to the buyer.

A better investment can be made in improving your kitchen and master

bedroom. Considering decorating your master bedroom and painting it with a

bright and neutral color before selling. Bright and neutral colors and decorative

amenities will help create an appealing outlook of your home.

Do your Paperwork

The selling agreement will require you in providing a lot of paperwork and you
should be preparing yourself to do that now.

You must make it clear that items such as furniture, chandelier at the dining
rooms and your favorite painting will be taken off by you once you move out of the house.

Your Home Price
The success on the sale of your home can and will be subjected to several
different variables. Factors such as interest rates, location of the home, time
and season of the year, economic and market conditions, the marketing of your
home and the accessibility. Some of the variables are in your control, while
some are just beyond your control. I can assist you with all and every variable
needed in accomplishing the successful sale of your home.








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HOME

EVALUATION

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What is Your Home Worth?

For a complimentary comparative market analysis, please contact us so we can
discuss your home’s value. Real estate agents know how to sell homes.
Successful sales balance four components: the market, price,
condition of the house, and exposure.


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REAL ESTATE GLOSSARY
This glossary covers key real estate terms to help you navigate the industry with confidence. Whether
you're buying, selling, or investing, these definitions will guide you through the essentials.

Amended Value
The actual sale price after the seller successfully markets and sells his or her home through the broker of his or her choice. The sale is turned over to a third-party relocation company for closing, and the guaranteed offer is amended or changed.
Amortization
Amortization is the payment of principal on a liability (including a mortgage), or the write-off of a non-depreciable asset over a scheduled term of years.
Application Fees
Fees that mortgage companies charge buyers at the time of written application for a loan; for example, fees for running credit reports of borrowers, property appraisal fees, and lender-specific fees.
Appraiser
An Appraiser is an expert who renders an opinion of value. Generally, an appraisal is performed on behalf of a bank in the process of evaluating a property for a mortgage. The reason for an appraisal is to insure that the property, which is security for the loan, has adequate value to meet bank requirements.
As-Is
A contract or offer clause stating that the seller will not repair or correct any problems with the property. Also used in listings and marketing materials.
Assessment
An Assessment is an extraordinary payment called for by the board of directors of a co-operative or condominium building for the purpose of making a capital improvement, or to provide some other essential service for which funds in the reserve account are inadequate.
Assumable Mortgage
One in which the buyer agrees to fulfill the obligations of the existing loan agreement that the seller made with the lender. When assuming a mortgage, a buyer becomes personally liable for the payment of principal and interest. The original mortgagor should receive a written release from the liability when the buyer assumes the original mortgage.


One in which the buyer agrees to fulfill the obligations of the existing loan agreement that the seller made with the lender. When assuming a
mortgage, a buyer becomes personally liable for the payment of principal and interest. The original mortgagor should receive a written release
from the liability when the buyer assumes the original mortgage.