Buying

Home Buying Process

Who are the Players in the Home Buying Process? Let Robert John Realty Group introduce you.

You

We look forward to meeting you and learning about your wants and needs.

Realtor For Life - Rob Lather

Our role in the Home Buying Process

LISTEN, LISTEN, LISTEN to Learn about your goals and wishes.
Research and assist you to find properties to view
Schedule and coordinate all showings in a timely manner
Provide feedback regarding neighborhood, schools, and market comparison.
Negotiate price and all terms of your Purchase Contract
Assist with hiring a Home Inspector
After inspection, negotiate repairs and gather receipts on your behalf
Lead the navigation through the buying process from beginning to end- meeting all contract deadlines and terms of contract.
We will always be available to address your questions and concerns
BEST of ALL- The seller pays the real estate commission so you can fully benefit from our expertise.

Mortgage Lender

A mortgage lender is a financial institution or mortgage bank that offers and underwrites home loans. Lenders have specific borrowing guidelines to verify your creditworthiness and ability to repay a loan.
The lender will evaluate your employment, credit, assets, and income.
The lender will provide a Pre-Approval to assist us in making your offer appeal to the sellers. We will include the Pre-Approval Letter with your offer to purchase to

show the seller that you are a qualified buyer.

Home Inspector

A home inspector will provide you with peace of mind by inspecting and providing a written report about the property you are trying to buy so you can make an informed decision regarding your new home. They will address major defects, safety hazards as well as deferred maintenance items. Your Realtor will assist you with reviewing the report and negotiating items to be repaired or replaced by the seller.

Real Estate Appraiser

It is the appraiser’s responsibility to report the current market value to you and your lender.

Title/Escrow Agent

The title company reviews title, issues insurance policies, facilitates closings, and files and records paperwork.