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What Every Homebuyer Needs to Know
It’s my pleasure to
introduce myself and offer my services to you.
As a real estate specialist in our area, I have had the opportunity to help many
homebuyers find their ideal homes. I look forward
to working with you, too!
Buying a new home
is one of the largest financial transactions that
most people ever undertake. Because the process can
be lengthy and sometimes confusing, I want you to
know that I will be here to help you through every
step. My goal is to help you find the home of your
dreams and also make your home buying experience as
easy and enjoyable as possible.
When you are ready
to purchase your next home, I welcome the
opportunity to represent you. In the meantime, I
will provide you with valuable information about
homeownership, the real estate market and many other
helpful topics by email.
I would be happy
to answer any questions you might have about buying,
financing or current market conditions. I can also
send you listings of suitable properties currently
on the market where you want to live. My services
include helping you find a home, arrange financing,
negotiate the purchase, and handle the details to
ensure a smooth closing.
When you are
thinking about buying a home, there are always
plenty of questions to ask. Please don't hesitate to
call or email me any time if I can help you with
this. Thank you for the opportunity to be of
service.
Jane
Mongelli
EXIT Realty Gulf Coast
(941) 468-1118 / (941) 685-8707
My
Objectives
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Listen carefully
to make sure I understand YOUR objectives and
preferences
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Explain the home
buying process thoroughly
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Discuss agency
representation
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Diligently
search for a home that meets your criteria
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Send you new
listings as soon as they come on the market
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Provide you with
a market analysis, so you are comfortable with
the prices in your desired neighborhood
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Negotiate on
your behalf
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Diligently track
the closing process on the purchase of your home
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Communicate consistently, so you know what to expect
The Closing Process
Once you
have found the home you want to buy, there are
several additional steps you need to take to close
the sale after the purchase and sale agreements have
been signed.
Step 1
Contingency removal: The most common contingencies
are inspection, financing and the sale of your
current home. These conditions must be removed or
waived in writing before the sale on your new home
can close.
Step 2
Appraisal and title report: Your lender requires a
formal appraisal to confirm the value of the home
you’re buying, to use as collateral to secure the
loan. The title report ensures that the seller has
clear title to the property and has the right to
transfer ownership to you.
Step 3
Prepare closing documents: Escrow service companies
or real estate attorneys prepare documents that
confirm the transaction, prorate funds, etc.
Step 4
Signing of closing documents: Although both
parties may have signed closing documents and
deposited funds, the sale actually closes when the
deed is recorded and the proceeds are available to
the seller.
Step 5
Signed documents go to the lender for final review.
Step 6
The deed is recorded and funds disbursed.
Step 7
The seller receives the proceeds and the moving van
arrives.
Step 8
You get the keys to your new home!
There are many opportunities for surprises or delays
in a transaction. Part of my expertise is in
troubleshooting problems that arise in the closing
process, including anticipating and preparing for
potential problems before they arise.
Please email or call me any time if you have
questions or would like more information about the
closing process.
Mortgage Application Checklist
Here
is a list of information and documents you will need
when you apply for a home loan:
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Copy of the
Purchase and Sale Agreement
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Your present
mortgage information (or 12 months rental
history)
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Two years
history of employment and verification of all
income sources
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If
self-employed, copies of past two years income
tax return and year to date profit and loss
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Two months
checking, savings and investment account
information verifying your liquid assets
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Name, account
number and outstanding balance of each of your
debts
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Information
regarding any other income to be used
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Information
regarding any other assets that will be used as
funds to close
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If you’re
applying for a VA loan, you need a Certificate
of Eligibility or DD-214 form
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If you are a
relocating employee, include relocation
information and copy of offer, promissory note
and copy of check on bridge loan
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Two pieces of
ID, such as your driver’s license or passport
and social security card
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