Buying a home will be one of the most significant and largest investments in your life.
The more prepared you are at the beginning of your process the less overwhelming the process will be. The goal of this page is to provide you with information so you are able to make an informed decision. If you have any questions about any process please do not hesitate to call or e-mail me. Here are a few things you should do before you start the buying process. Top Credit Tips For Obtaining Your Home Loan will help you make sure your on the right road. Here's a link many buyers will find helpful with The Top 10 Features to Look for When Buying Your New Home and some things to avoid with the Top 10 Home Buying Mistakes.
Make a budget- You want to make sure you are able to afford your home along with all your other utilities and extra-curricular activities. Take a quick look at Getting Financially Ready to Invest in Your Home to help you get started. If your thinking of a HUD home then know The HUD Home Process with a professional Realtor. Call Aria Spivey Ragland to make sure things work out well.
Get a pre-approval letter- Go to the bank and speak with a mortgage specialist. They will be able to provide you with a straightforward amount of home you can afford. Once you've decided on the approximate amount you can begin your home search with a realtor. Top Credit Tips For Obtaining Your Home Loan
Gather friends and family- Once we find your dream home, round up your team of movers to help you move into your new home. If you feel better hiring a moving company to do the job then go ahead and hire one and invite your friends and family over later for the housewarming party.
Spivey Real Estate wants to work with you in finding your dream home. We are dedicated and committed to working on your behalf.
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We will research properties to determine the fair price value.
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We will make sure the terms are agreeable to what you want and negotiate the best price.
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We will prepare your purchase agreement for you.
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We will follow up with the mortgage lender and seller’s agent to make sure the process goes smoothly.
