Sybil Buckwalter’s Buying Package:
- No Buyers Fee– Full representation given to you, paid by the seller.
- Referrals– Get access to her network of loan officers, inspectors, appraisers, and title companies. She’s available to answer questions 24/7.
- New Listing Notifications– As an agent, Sybil has access to the largest and most updated listing service: Bright MLS. She will send you recommendations of new properties that fit your criteria, as soon as they come on the market.
- Pre-approval– Need to get prequalified? Her lenders can help you in any situation and find special programs that best suit your needs or offer you credit advice.
- Same Day Showings– Just let her know your schedule, and she will make it happen.
- First Time Homebuyers Consultation– She will give you free consultation and step by step guidance to show you how to navigate buying a home.
- No-Hassle Scheduling- She will help coordinate all inspections, appraisals, and appointments that are necessary to get your contract to closing.
- Quality Guarantee- Sybil boasts a 100% customer satisfaction rating on Realtors.com. If you are not satisfied with her quality of service, you can terminate the buyers’ agreement.
Serving: The Greater Baltimore and DC Metro Area
“What kind of offer should I place?”
When you are ready to submit an offer, Sybil will go through each page with you to help you with any questions. She can give advice on the best offer to place in any given situation. Your ideal offer will vary depending on the level of competition in the housing market, interest rates, and your budget.
“How do I get my contract accepted?“
It’s important to know whether the market is currently in favor of buyers or sellers. In a sellers’ market you may have to be more competitive. Terms with less contingencies and over asking price are more likely to be accepted. In a buyers’ market it might be more wise to try to negotiate stricter terms. Either way, you should make sure you are fully pre-approved going into this process.
“What happens after my contract is accepted?”
First, the title company will need to receive your earnest money deposit, which goes into an escrow account. You will get this money back if you are unable to attain your financing or if the home doesn’t pass inspection, for example. Then, you will start your final loan application. Next, the home will go through an appraisal process to verify it’s purchase value. Lastly, the home will undergo any inspections listed in the contract.
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