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You might be ready to buy a home if you have a stable income, manageable debt, and savings for a down payment and closing costs. Getting pre-approved by a lender is a great first step.

Getting pre-approved for a mortgage. This helps you understand your budget and shows sellers you're a serious buyer.

As a buyer, you typically don’t pay your agent’s commission—it’s usually covered by the seller. As a seller, the commission is negotiated upfront and paid at closing.

It varies, but on average, buying takes 30–60 days after an offer is accepted. Selling can take a few weeks to a few months, depending on the market.

Pre-qualification is a quick estimate of what you might afford, while pre-approval is more in-depth and shows lenders have verified your finances.

It depends on your financial situation and market conditions. I can help you weigh the pros and cons based on your goals.

Start with cleaning, decluttering, and small repairs. I’ll guide you on staging and what improvements can boost your home’s value.

Closing costs can include lender fees, title insurance, taxes, and more. They typically range from 2–6% of the purchase price.

Yes, you can still buy a home with bad credit. It might limit your loan options or increase your interest rate, but I can connect you with lenders who specialize in helping buyers improve their credit scores.

An agent brings market knowledge, negotiation skills, and guidance through every step of the process—saving you time, stress, and often money.