What to Expect, from Commitment to Closing Presented by the DuChesne Realty Group.

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What to Expect, from Commitment to Closing Presented by the DuChesne Realty Group

ADVANTAGESDISADVANTAGES  Pride of Ownership  Freedom from Landlord Restrictions  Tax Benefits  Equity and Appreciation  Privacy  Build Credit Score  Space  Long-Term Financial Commitment  Homeowners’ Insurance  Home Maintenance  Lack of Financial Freedom  Potential Depreciation DuChesne Realty Group

 6 – 12 Months Prior  Lower Debt  Check Credit Report & Rectify Discrepancies  Prepare a Realistic Budget  Save for Down Payment  3 – 6 Months Prior  1 – 3 Months Prior  Shop for Mortgage Options  Finalize Locations  Investigate Average Home Prices Online  Determine What You Can Really Afford  Checklist of Needs and “Nice-to-Haves”  Get Pre-Approved DuChesne Realty Group

 Social-Security Card  Driver’s License  Employer’s Info  Landlord’s Info  W-2 (2 Years)/Current Paystubs (2 Months)  Bank Statements (6 Months)  Credit Card/Loan Statements  Investments & Retirement Plan Info  Life Insurance Info  Check for Application Fees/Other Costs  Explanations for Credit Problems  Detailed List of Assets  Green Card (if applicable) DuChesne Realty Group

 Be Patient  Be Active — Do Your Homework!  Shed Emotion  Be Realistic  Consider Future Needs  Create a Checklist for Each Home  Consider Taking Pictures or Video DuChesne Realty Group

List general condition and impressions on each room  Address  Stats  Interior  Exterior  Storage  Basement  Garage DuChesne Realty Group

 Narrow Down Options  Weigh Pros/Cons of Each Option  Second Walk-Through of Each Finalist  Consult with Agent  Make an Offer!  Negotiate (if necessary)  Purchase & Sales Agreement DuChesne Realty Group

 Make Loan Request for Negotiated $$  Building Inspection  Homeowner’s Insurance  Interview and Hire Movers  Hire Attorney  Final Walkthrough  Closing & Settlement DuChesne Realty Group