Buyer Programs
Use me as your agent to buy any property listed in the MLS and I will pay you 30% of my commission. Yes you get FULL SERVICE and thousands too.
I offer a FREE buyer training program and buyer coaching. See below for the details. I can provide this at my office in Lynnwood or at your local Starbucks.
Free Home Buyer Training
If you are thinking of buying a home or a condo, you might have a lot of questions. Below are some of the questions many buyers have.
- What exactly is the home buying process?
- Can I qualify for a home loan and if so, how much?
- What monthly payment can I afford?
- How much money (cash) do I need?
- What dollar amount of monthly payment can I afford?
- How do I make up my buying requirements; things I need to have and things I’d like to have?
- What neighborhoods are best for me, given my budget and my requirements?
My buyer training includes the following:
- Overview of the home buying process, MLS, agents, lenders, inspection, appraisers, escrow and how they play a part in the process
- Home financing 101 – what kind of loans area available?
- How much cash do I need to buy a home?
- How much do I need in my bank account for my lender to make the loan?
- How much home you can afford?
- How much can I borrow?
- How do I establish my core requirements before you make an offer?
- How to use the MLS correctly to find potential homes?
- How to use seller information to determine if you can make a low offer and get a great deal?
- How to do an onsite inspection when you preview homes, important information you need to get when you do a walk through.
- Buying strategy, how to make successful low offers on homes you love.
- Information you need about offers, counter offers and final acceptance.
- What do I need to know about the inspection, appraisal, escrow and closing?
- What your real estate agent can do to help you with the home buying process?
- How do I qualify my real estate agent to make sure we are a good match? Some personal styles work together better than others.
Someone once said, “Knowledge is power.” The more you know about the buying process, the more powerful you are in making the right decisions.
“Failure to plan is planning to fail.” Have a plan and follow the plan. If you need to change the plan, do it based on logic and knowledge, not emotion.
“Measure twice and cut once,” is the rule for all carpenters. It also applies when you buy a home. Don’t rush it.