Buying a Home in Breckenridge
Welcome Home
Whether you are purchasing your first home, a vacation home, or an investment property, buying a house can be an overwhelming task. Real Estate transactions require expertise on complicated financial and legal matters, as well as detailed oriented tasks like understanding the regulations of an HOA, Deed Restriction or
The Homebuyers Checklist
The Search (the fun part/ sorta)
Think about what you need and where you want to be and use my search page to find your next dream home. Don’t see it, Summit County can be a highly competitive market with houses being listed and sold in under a month. In this case, send me a note of what you're looking for and I will send you regular emails of listings that fit your specifications.
The Money/ Pre - Qualification
Buying a home is likely to be the largest expense you will encounter in your lifetime, so its important that you feel confident with how much it will cost up-front, overtime, and as it impacts your overall budget. In addition, in a competitive market being pre-qualified for a mortgage can mean the difference in assuring that your offer is accepted.
Start with a Mortgage Calculator
Find a Lender, who will need everything from pay stubs to tax returns
Let’s Walk and Talk
Once you know what you can afford and what you like, we can schedule viewings to find a listing you will love.
Negotiating a deal in your best interest
Writing an offer is more than Price Haggling, and it's why a local independent agent is your best choice for finding your dream home. An agent who knows the area can advise you on the right price and considerations that have the greatest chance of being accepted without giving you buyers remorse.
Before you move in
Once your offer is accepted they don’t just turn over the keys, we need to make sure the house is “as-it-seems.” This means appraisals and inspections to assure that most of the major elements are in good working order and you won’t be hit with a large number of hidden repairs.