Selling a home and trying to buy a new one simultaneously can seem confusing and overwhelming. Do you find the prefect house then put your home on the market or do you put your home on the market then find your new home? Well, there are a few questions to ask your self first:
Still seem overwhelming. Here are some more helpful tips. Also, coming up with a plan with your Realtor® is imperative. Remember, you don’t have to figure it out all on your own, coming up with a plan to make the transition as smooth as possible is what your Realtor® can help out with.
Once your home is under contract. Before then, please browse online via my search which is linked to the Multiple Listing Service so you ready when the time comes. You can save properties which lets me know which ones you like. You can also compare properties and rooms and photos side by side which makes comparing homes much easier. Then, once your home is under contract, the search begins!
Once your home is under contract, it’s time to begin the search and put in an offer that is contingent on your home sale.
Your current home sale will close in the morning hours and we will coordinate the transfer of funds to the appropriate title company for your afternoon close on your new home. This is where the 3 days post closing occupancy could come into play.
It is my goal to avoid delays and meet every deadline, but in the rare event a deadline is not met, I will do everything in my power to get all parties back on track.
Let’s chat. I’ve got some great strategies to use when your offer has a home sale contingency.
Yes! And here’s why: working with the same agent will allow for greater transparency, smoother coordination, and stronger relationships.
