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Specialties
- Sellers
- Buyers
- Rentals
- Residential Property
FAQ
Consider your budget, get pre-approved for a mortgage, research the market, work with a real estate agent, schedule inspections, review contracts carefully, budget for additional costs, take your time, and trust your instincts.
Price it right, enhance curb appeal, declutter and depersonalize, stage your home, invest in repairs, market strategically, be flexible with showings, consider offers carefully, negotiate wisely, and prepare for closing.
I’m willing to work with anyone from first-time homebuyers, investors, sellers looking to upgrade or downsize, and individuals relocating for work or personal reasons.
I got started in real estate through a passion for helping people find their ideal homes. Initially, I began by assisting friends and family with their rental searches, and from there, I transitioned into helping clients navigate the buying and selling process.
Answered Questions
Do I need to put 20% down?
You don't need to wait until you have 20% down to buy a homeaEUR"in fact, many buyers today put down between 3% and 10% and still make it work comfortably. The most important factors are whether you can afford the monthly payment (ideally close to what you're already paying in rent) and still maintain a solid emergency fund after closing. While putting less than 20% means you'll likely pay PMI, it's often a manageable cost that can be removed later and may be worth it to avoid waiting years while home prices continue to rise. Ultimately, a smart approach is to put down what you can comfortably afford without draining your savings, rather than chasing a 20% goal that may keep moving further out of reach.
Answered by Jonathan Wallace | Spokane | 97 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 month ago
