Buy Like A Pro (Guide)

Just like you would always get a second opinion from a doctor, you should always get a second (or third, or fourth) offer for a mortgage loan.

2 Lenders I recommend are:

First Coast Mortgage and Ritter Mortgage

Once we have our first Buyers Meeting I will connect the two of you so you can get the pre-approval letter which is required for submitting an offer on a home. 

The phrase “You snooze, you lose” is especially relevant for real estate buyers.

That’s because the buyer that makes the highest offer doesn't always get the home. In many cases, it’s the one that makes the first offer.

If the seller is in a rush to sell, and the first offer is a good one, it’s quite possible the seller may simply accept the offer on the spot.

So when looking for a great deal, you must be ready to make the FIRST offer. 

To make sure that happens, you MUST get your finances in order. Before you start making offers, make sure to have your pre-approved loan by the lender (and if you’re able to pay in cash, even better).

And once you’re pre-approved, don’t delay in making offers. Work with our team to establish the parameters for a good deal. And as soon as a deal that meets those requirements hits the market, make an offer in the same day.

Also, as you wait for a great deal to hit the market, we can keep an eye out for properties that have been stuck on the market for a long time. The owners of these homes could be more willing to sell at a slightly lower price, because they’ve been stuck paying a mortgage for the entire time it’s been listed.