We leverage the power of our entire team to put you in the best position possible. By combining local expertise with an extensive professional network, we provide our clients with a broader view of the market and upcoming opportunities. Our agents bring a discerning eye to every detail - from construction quality and design to the long-term investment potential of a neighborhood.

Our process is built on active listening and strategic advocacy. We ensure you make an educated, informed decision at every turn. From the initial search and skilled negotiations through inspections, escrow, and closing, we represent your interests diligently to ensure a seamless transition into your new home.

We leverage the power of our entire team to put you in the best position possible.

By combining local expertise with an extensive professional network, we provide our clients with a broader view of the market and upcoming opportunities. Our agents bring a discerning eye to every detail - from construction quality and design to the long-term investment potential of a neighborhood.

Our process is built on active listening and strategic advocacy. We ensure you make an educated, informed decision at every turn. From the initial search and skilled negotiations through inspections, escrow, and closing, we represent your interests diligently to ensure a seamless transition into your new home.

Before you start shopping for your property, it is a good idea to make some preparations. Build Your Green File. A green file contains all your important financial documents. You will need it to secure financing for your property. The typical green file should contain:

Get to know the neighborhoods, complexes, or subdivisions, which interest you. Drive around and get a feel for what it would be like to own a property in the area. Start getting a sense of the properties available in those areas. Select a few properties that interest you the most and have your real estate agent make appointments to visit them. Ask your real estate agent about the potential long term resale value of the properties you are considering.

Once you have picked out the property you want to purchase, your real estate agent can help you make an offer that the seller will accept. A good agent will investigate the potential costs and expenses associated with the new property. An agent can also help you draft your offer in a way that gives you the advantage over another offer.

Once you have picked out the property you want to purchase, your real estate agent can help you make an offer that the seller will accept. A good agent will investigate the potential costs and expenses associated with the new property. An agent can also help you draft your offer in a way that gives you the advantage over another offer.

Once your offer is accepted by the seller, you will need to have a licensed property inspector inspect the property within the time frame that was agreed upon in the effective contract to purchase. You may elect to have different inspectors inspect the property, if you wish to obtain professional opinions from inspectors who specialize in a specific area (eg. roof, HVAC, structure). If you are purchasing a commercial property, then you will need to have an environmental audit done on the site for the lending institution. We can recommend several different inspectors.

Purchasing a property is most likely the biggest financial decision you will ever make. Whether this is your first purchase or you are an experienced buyer, this decision must be made carefully.

Either a title company or an attorney will be selected as a closing agent. The closing agent will hold the deposit in escrow and will research the complete recorded history of the property to ensure that the title is free and clear of encumbrances by the date of closing and that all new encumbrances are properly added to the title. Some properties are subject to restrictions which limit various activities such as building or parking restrictions. There may be recorded easements and encroachments, which limit the rights to use your property.

More of a formality than anything else, the final inspection takes place a day before, or the day of the closing. You will visit the property to verify that all is in working order, everything is the same as when you last viewed the property, that there are no extra items left behind, and that everything included in your purchase is still at the property.

Get to know the neighborhoods, complexes, or subdivisions, which interest you. Drive around and get a feel for what it would be like to own a property in the area. Start getting a sense of the properties available in those areas. Select a few properties that interest you the most and have your real estate agent make appointments to visit them. Ask your real estate agent about the potential long term resale value of the properties you are considering.