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The first step is evaluating your financial situation and talking with a loan officer. The loan officer will help you establish your mortgage pre-qualification so you know your home-buying budget. 💡 Purpose Properties PRO TIP - If you are seeking loan officer recommendations, we are happy to provide them!

Buying and selling real estate requires MANY steps, lots of to-do list items, and much legal know-how. Buying a new home or selling one you own is typically one of the LARGEST and most important financial transactions you can go through. It can be emotional and complicated. A real estate agent provides you with valuable insights and expertise. They will listen to your needs and goals, then help you navigate the transaction's complex legal and financial aspects to meet them. They will save you time and effort by handling negotiations and paperwork and ultimately help you get the best possible outcome for your situation. Additionally, a real estate agent has access to a network of industry professionals and can help you find properties that meet your specific needs and goals that you wouldn't otherwise have access to.

This is certainly such an emotional decision that is not taken lightly. We are here to help guide you. The first step is getting started: First, work with a real estate professional for guidance, as there are many steps, and missing steps can have major financial and emotional impacts. Your agent will sit down with you and discuss your need to sell and your goal for the sale outcome. Then we will learn about you and your property. Next, we provide a broker price opinion (competitive market analysis) of your home's potential value based on local market pricing conditions. Your agent will guide you through every step of the process. The best agents will listen to your needs, clearly communicate the best advice to suit those needs, and make the entire process more simplified for you.

Living in Central Vermont is a unique experience that offers a slower pace of life, a strong sense of community, and a wealth of outdoor recreational opportunities. If you're looking for a place to call home different from the hustle and bustle of urban living, Central Vermont might be the perfect place for you. As Real Estate professionals, we help people evaluate many factors important to daily life in a rural area: 1. Location & proximity to schools, shopping centers, hospitals, and other essential amenities. You want to be comfortable with the commute. 2. Size of the property: Ensure that the property is large enough to accommodate your needs, including any future growth. 3. Condition of the property: This includes the age of the house, the state of the roof, foundation, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems 4. Zoning regulations: Are the local zoning regulations proper for your use, and are there any land-use restrictions that could impact your plans? 5. Utilities: Sometimes, properties in remote areas have unique utility concerns; we will determine how you'll access these utilities and the costs associated with connecting them. 6. Wildlife and pests: Consider the local wildlife and pests in the area and ensure that you're comfortable living in a rural area with the associated nature and pests that live there. 7. Access: Consider the ease of access to the property, including road conditions, distance from the main road, and how well-maintained the driveway is. Check out our blog for more about living in Central Vermont!