
Considering buying a property?
Why us?
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Property notification system
We send the listings you want, straight to your email inbox, as and when they hit the market. We can broaden or fine-tune your search to your exact liking to provide a tailored selection of properties suited to you. The market moves fast, and we believe in sharing updates and listings in real time.
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Private showing tours
We schedule private showing tours of properties for our buyers on any day or time suitable to them. Can’t make the open house? Can only make 8pm on a Tuesday? No problem— lets book a tour in on your schedule! We’re here to serve.
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Pocket listings
Our team aims to find you a home before it even hits the market. We have our fingers on the pulse and work with other top Realtors in the city to find homes that have not yet been put up for sale. Our team make outbound calls weekly to agents & homeowners in your market to locate homes that may not otherwise have been listed. We bring the market directly to you!
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Social media
We are firm believers in the power of social media and run aggressive social media campaigns to reach as many potential sellers as possible. Platforms we use include Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and all major MLS listing services.
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Expert local knowledge
Our team has specialists that are dedicated to each area of the city, some having lived locally for decades. The team will be able to provide you with neighborhoods, schools, market conditions and local economy updates.
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We listen
We pride ourselves on our communication and honesty. We promise to always listen to your goals and answer with total honesty and your best interests at heart.
The Ultimate Guide to Buying a Home
We understand buying a home is a significant milestone and a major financial decision. This is typically the biggest purchase someone will make in their lifetime. To make the process as smooth and successful as possible, here are some valuable tips to guide you through the process of buying. Whether you're a first-time buyer or an experienced homeowner, these tips will help you navigate the real estate market with confidence and clarity.
Get Pre-Approved for a Mortgage: The most important step in our opinion is to get pre-approved for a mortgage before you start house hunting. Getting pre-approved is an assurance that you can afford the budget you need and you will avoid the disappointment down the road of not being able to purchase the homes you’ve spent months or years looking at. Most listing agents will require a pre-approval letter submitted prior to even presenting your offer to their seller.
Determine Your Budget: We’ve all done it, dreamt too big! Start by establishing a realistic budget. Consider not only the purchase price but also ongoing expenses like property taxes, insurance, and maintenance. We can help you calculate these costs. Just because you can get pre-approved for a certain amount, doesn’t mean YOU SHOULD!
Research Neighborhoods: Investigate different neighborhoods to find the one that suits your lifestyle, needs, and preferences. Factors to consider include schools, commute times, amenities, and safety.
Create a Wish List: Make a list of your must-haves and nice-to-haves for your future home. This will help you narrow down your options and stay focused during your search.
Work with a Realtor: We’re hopeful you will partner with us! But whoever you choose to work with, make sure you choose to work with an experienced real estate agent who knows the local market. They can guide you through the process, negotiate on your behalf, and provide valuable insights.
Attend Open Houses: Attend open houses and private showings to get a feel for different properties. Don't rush; take your time to explore and ask questions.
Inspect the Property: Hire a professional home inspector to thoroughly assess the property's condition. This can uncover potential issues and save you from costly surprises.
Consider Future Resale: Even if you plan to stay in your new home for a long time, think about its resale potential. A well-maintained and desirable property can be a valuable asset. Take into consideration whether your city or town is investing in the community, whether businesses are moving to the area, what the job market is like and so on.
Get Offer Accepted, Negotiate Wisely: Don't be afraid to negotiate the price and terms of the sale. Your Realtor can help you craft competitive offers and counteroffers.
Review All Documentation: Carefully review all documents related to the transaction, including contracts, disclosures, and inspection reports. Seek legal advice if needed.
Factor in Closing Costs: Budget for closing costs, which can include fees for title insurance, appraisals, and escrow services. These costs can add up, so be prepared.
Plan for Moving: Start planning your move well in advance. Consider hiring professional movers or renting a truck, and notify utilities and services of your upcoming move.
Get Insurance: Purchase homeowners' insurance to protect your investment. Explore different coverage options and choose one that suits your needs.
Set Aside an Emergency Fund: After closing, maintain an emergency fund for unexpected repairs or expenses related to your new home.
Join a Homeowners Association (if applicable): If your new property is part of a homeowners association (HOA), understand its rules and fees before purchasing. Joining the HOA can help you get your voice heard if you share a common interest in the property, land or both with neighbors!
Enjoy the Process: Lastly, remember that buying a home is an exciting journey! Enjoy the process, and don't hesitate to seek guidance and support from the professionals along the way.