BUY
Buyers come to us because we are a trusted brokerage that has been in business for a long time. We also treat all of our clients as if they are the only client.
Buying a home typically involves many different parties. The entire ordeal can be quite daunting, and at times, frustrating.
Along with being the biggest financial decision most people will ever make, we believe buying a home should be one of the most rewarding and exciting decisions. The goal of Foremost Realty Group is to create that moment for you so you remember it for all the right reasons.
We’ll jump through the hoops for you…
You just worry about getting through your new front door!
Frequently Asked Questions
+ Do I really need a Realtor when buying a home?
Attempting to buy a home without a Realtor can really make the home buying process difficult. Therefore, it’s strongly recommended that you have a Realtor who represents your best interests in the transaction.
+ Who pays the Realtor fees when buying a home?
One reason why buyers ask about the necessity of having a Realtor when buying a home is because they don’t understand who pays the Realtor fees in the transaction. There are no guarantees; however, in most cases the seller pays the Realtor fees.
+ Should I talk with a bank or lender before looking at homes?
The answer to this question is YES! There are tons of reasons why you should talk with a bank and get pre-approved before looking at homes.
First and foremost, talking with a bank can help you understand exactly how much you can afford. There are many first time home buyer programs available and a mortgage professional can share those with you and help you decide on the best financing for your situation. We work very closely with local banks and lending institutions and are able to put you in touch with the right individuals.
+ How many homes should I look at before putting in a purchase offer?
This question is often asked. The answer is, there is no specific number of homes you should look at before buying a home. Don’t feel that if you were to purchase the first home you look at you’re making a mistake. The same can be said if it takes you looking at multiple homes.