FAQ

A Hot Offer typically refers to a property that is in high demand or has just been listed at an attractive price, creating a sense of urgency for potential buyers. An Open House is an event where a property for sale is open for viewing to the public without the need for an appointment.

If you're looking for an agent in a specific area, you can visit local real estate offices and ask to speak to an agent. Local offices typically have a list of available agents who can assist you.

After you register, you will have an option of Submit Property

Pre-qualification is an initial, informal assessment of your financial situation to give you an estimate of how much mortgage you might be able to borrow. Pre-approval is a more formal process where the lender conducts a thorough review of your financial situation, including verifying your income, assets, credit score, and debts.

Research crime rates in the neighborhood using online tools or local police reports. Neighborhoods with low crime rates offer peace of mind and are generally better for long-term investment.

During a home inspection, you should focus on key areas of the home that could impact its safety, functionality, and overall value.

The home-buying process typically takes anywhere from 30 to 60 days from the time an offer is accepted to closing, but this can vary depending on factors like the buyer’s financing, the local market, and any contingencies or delays that arise.

Closing costs are fees and expenses that must be paid when a real estate transaction is finalized. Both buyers and sellers typically incur closing costs, and they can include a wide variety of charges related to the loan, property, and legal aspects of the sale.