Mortgage Process

The mortgage process is complex, but it can be broken down into the following steps: pre-approval, inspection, appraisal, and closing. Before searching for a home, it is advisable to get pre-approved for a mortgage so you know exactly what you can afford. 

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Pre-Approval
Inspection
Appraisal
Closing

Pre-Approval

Before searching for a home, it is advisable to get pre-approved for a mortgage so you know exactly what you can afford. Read More >

Inspection

A surveyor conducts a Mortgage Loan Inspection (MLI), to evaluate the property's boundaries and compare them to the legal description included in the property deed. Read More >

Appraisal

Creating a value for real property based on professional opinion is known as a a real estate appraisal which is necessary to secure a mortgage. Read More >

Closing

The closing represents the conclusion of a real estate deal. It is the final stage in the property purchase and financing process. On the day of closing, the seller transfers ownership of the property to the buyer.  Read More >

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Refinance Your Home. When Is The Best Time?

Evaluate your financial situation and determine if a refinance could help you save. Consider lower interest rate, shorter loan term, access equity, long-term savings, and costs/fees. The best time is when it makes sense for your goals.

Purchase a Home. Take it 1 step at a time.

Evaluate your needs and finances to make sure you’re ready. Consider down payment, loan terms, monthly payments, closing costs, and other factors. You’re ready when you can afford it and it makes sense for your goals.

Selling Your Home. It’s Not Hard, Let’s Break It Down

Ready to sell? Evaluate the market and make sure you’re ready. Consider home improvements, pricing, taxes, closing costs, and other factors. You’re ready when you can maximize your return and it makes sense for your goals.

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