Ways to Manifest Your Dream Home
Mark Carr
Mark has been driven and committed to the real estate business since 1994! His passion and energy for the business is evident as soon as y...
Mark has been driven and committed to the real estate business since 1994! His passion and energy for the business is evident as soon as y...
Feeling ready to embrace the homebuyer journey? You’ve come to the right place! It’s our mission to make sure future homeowners feel empowered and confident when purchasing their new home. Here are the first steps to consider when jumpstarting the buying process and making sure you get a “clear to close.”
1. Search, Discover, and Dream
You’ll need to get crystal clear with your intentions/home goals, and jot down your “must-have” list and determine what features your future home must include.
One fun way to organize your home goals is to create a vision board! Vision boards can help set clear intentions for your both short and long-term goals.
Create your vision board here!
Another way to discover what you're looking for in a home is to ask yourself all the necessary questions.
Financial
Are you pre-approved for a mortgage?
What’s your price range?
Structure
Single family home or multifamily?
Historic home or modern with updates?
Would you be open to renovating?
Lifestyle
The desired number of beds and baths?
Do you have pets?
Garage or on-street parking?
Emotional
How will being a homeowner make you feel?
Is stability important in your life?
What does dream home mean to you?
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2. Do your homework
Get to know your local real estate expert and share your recent discovery with them. The more you share about exactly what you’re looking for, the more helpful we can be! This is where the fun begins!
We’ll attend open houses and show you homes in your price range that check every box off your list.
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3. Win the bidding war
Bidding war or not, you’ll want to make your best first impression to home sellers. If the market is competitive, you’ll want to let the seller know you’ll do whatever it takes. In the case you lose a bidding war, you can always try to buy out the winning buyer to negotiate a deal.
A winning tactic to a bidding war: write the seller a handwritten letter explaining your desire to buy their home. By adding this personal touch, you’re creating a connection that will surely make an impression along with your offer.