The University Corporation First Time Home Buyer’s Seminar Linda Turner – Associate Director, Real Estate Wells Fargo Mortgage Team Robert J. Carlson –

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The University Corporation First Time Home Buyer’s Seminar Linda Turner – Associate Director, Real Estate Wells Fargo Mortgage Team Robert J. Carlson – Real Estate Attorney Stewart Title of California – Title and Escrow

GETTING STARTED & ROLE OF YOUR REAL ESTATE AGENT Linda Turner Associated Director, Real Estate The University Corporation

Am I Ready To Buy a Home? Do you have steady income (usually a job)? Do you have good record of paying your bills Do you have FEW outstanding Long-term debts, like car payments? Do you have money saved for a down payment? Do you have the ability to pay a mortgage every month, plus additional costs?

HOW DOES RENTING COMPARE TO OWNING A HOME They don’t really compare at all…. Renters are Free of Most Maintenance Renters lose chance to build equity Lose Tax benefits You get rent increases How about decorating?

IF YOU OWN YOUR HOME MAKE A MORTGAGE PAYMENT…BUT YOUR ARE BUILDING YOUR EQUITY QUALIFY FOR TAX BENEFITS FREEDOM…STABILITY AND SECURITY

GETTING READY PUT YOUR CREDIT IN ORDER PAY DOWN DEBT DETERMINE WHAT YOU CAN AFFORD SAVE UP FOR A DOWN PAYMENT CONSIDER WHETHER YOU REALLY SHOULD BUY A HOME

HOW DO I BEGIN THE PROCESS OF BUYING A HOME Where do you want to live? How Much can you afford in a monthly mortgage payment?

PROCESS OF BUYING How much space do you need? Closeness to certain schools? Community Resources – Local Library – Parks – Stores

KNOWLEDGE REMEMBER KNOWLEDGE IS SAID TO OPEN DOORS. THIS IS LITERALLY TRUE WHEN IT COMES TO BUYING A HOME!

READY TO SHOP!!! HIRING YOUR REALTOR (BUYER’S AGENT) GET PRE-APPROVED CONTACT A BANK OR MORTGAGE LENDER

REASONS TO HIRE A REAL ESTATE AGENT WHAT IS THE ROLE OF YOUR REAL ESTATE AGENT???????

REASONS TO HIRE A REAL ESTATE AGENT Agents are Buffers Possess knowledge of neighborhoods

REASONS TO HIRE A REAL ESTATE AGENT (CONT’D) Guide to other Professionals – Physical Inspectors – Plumbers – Electricians

#1 ROLE OF YOUR REAL ESTATE AGENT FIDUCIARY RESPONSIBILITY A Real Estate Agent’s Fiduciary Responsibility Is To Look Out For Your BEST Interests FIRST!!!

What is the role of your real estate agent? Negotiate on your behalf Fight for the sale price, terms and condition Tell you the truth at all time Anticipate problems Disclose defects Provide all necessary documentation Help you through escrow and loan process

What are good characteristics of great buyer’s agent? A very good listener Patient and Compassionate Problem solver Dedicated to figuring out what you want and delivering it Loves showing homes Comes up with ideas for improving a home if it’s a fixer Detail oriented and organized

GOOD CHARACTERISTICS Excellent follow-up Keen insight for the rock-bottom price PROFESSIONAL and Polite Gets along well with others

Finding a real estate agent Should you work with the Seller’s Agent?

Buyer’s Representation Called: Buyer’s Agent Buyer’s Broker Agreement

Buyer Broker Agreement Exclusive Right to Represent The Agreement terms – 3 months – 1 yr The buyer cannot hire more than one broker/agent to represent her/him The buyer is not responsible for the commission if another party (seller) pays it Broker/Agent can negotiate with unrepresented Sellers on buyer’s behalf

EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATION MEANS THE BROKER/AGENT IS EMPLOYED BY THE BUYER AND WILL WORK DILIGENTLY ON THE BUYER’S BEHALF

Termination Broker’s Agreement

Buyer’s Brokers/Agents Commission -Seller Pays the Buyer’s Commission-

TIPS FOR WORKING WITH AGENTS

1. Agents Work on Commission: Very few real estate agents work on salary. Most real estate agents are paid commission. Agents get paid when transaction closes. Agents are not public servants.

2. Keep Appointments & Be on Time: Be respectful Do not make an appointment with an agent and then forget to show up Call if you are going to be late

3. Do Not Call The Listing Agent If You are Working with a Buying Agent: Listing agents work for the seller, not the buyer. If listing agents show you the property, the listing agent will expect to represent you. Listing agents do not want to do the buying agent’s job.

4. Do Not Sign Forms You Don’t Understand: Ask to be explained a form. Don’t feel silly. Agents are not lawyer and cannot interpret law.

5. Be Ready to Buy: If you aren’t ready to buy, you don’t need a real estate agent.

Remember: Finally, make your home buying experience fun— Buying a home is a BENEFIT for you IT IS AN INVESTMENT!!!!

THANK YOU!!!