Buying a home in the mountains is a big step! We know that it is a major life decision and a major financial investment. As a team of local experts we can guide you through the process.
First set a budget. Next make a wish list of exactly what you want in your place in the mountains. The more specific the better. For instance, how many number of bedrooms, style of home (traditional vs. cabin), must have mountain views or prefer lakefront home.
As your buying agent, we can help streamline the process of buying a home and make it easier for you. We have aligned top professionals in the industry, and once an offer has been accepted, we will personally help facilitate the process to close on the home. By working closely with mortgage brokers, title and escrow companies, home inspectors, and home warranty companies we will provide you with the best service possible!
From your initial search to the moment you get the keys to your new mountain home, we will be there, guiding you through the process.
Owning a home is more than a smart financial investment; it's an investment in the quality of life - particularly if you have a family or if you're planning one.
Often times, your first few weeks will probably feel foreign or feel like a guest but don't fret. Here's how you can feel settled and make your new home feel welcome in no time.
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