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Buyer Tips • Uncategorized • November 30, 2021

The Path to Homeownership

by Lisa Wiersma
Have you been thinking about taking the leap and buying a home? Not sure where to even begin? Take a look at this handy map to homeownership. Sound confusing? Still have questions? Shoot me a call or text at 616-294-2354 anytime and learn more about how I will be by your side throughout this entire process and beyond!
1. Save for Down Payment
2. Know your Credit Score
3. Find a Real Estate Agent…Me!
4. Get Pre Approved
5. Find a Home
6. Make an Offer
7. Have a Home Inspection
8. Get a Home Appraisal
9. Close the Sale
10. Move in
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