Real Estate Law and practices can vary widely between states and markets. Buying a home in a different state or time requires a large investment of energy to understand the nuance of the process. The Reserve Team is here to empower you through the process.
Yes. Typically builders are happy to work with local agents and provide the buyer agent cooperating broker fee. This is typically built into the price and you pay it regardless if you use an agent. Some developers require that the buyer agent be registered to the buyer with the first visit of the community.
Our team works with a great network of home inspectors, systems & mechanical inspectors, and contractors to ensure your home is thoroughly vetted before you close – even if you’re building new.
Excellent! You found the product, let us handle the process. We’ll write your offer, make sure your inspections are scheduled, ensure negotiations are handled on time with tact and all of your contract rights are fulfilled.
You should start your conversations with a lender first. They will pre-qualify you based on your income, employment history, current financials, etc. Our team requires buyers to be pre-qualified with an active agency agreement before touring homes.
You will hire a closing attorney to process your closing. They will hold your Earnest Money Deposit (EMD), prepare your closing paperwork, ensure the transaction is properly funded, and more.
We offer multiple options based on the provided serviced level and negotiated cooperating broker compensation. Please contact us directly to schedule a consultation to learn more. Additionally, there will be closing costs, taxes, and other fees associated with your transaction paid to the applicable parties.
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