Emily Dimson

First, find an agent you trust. One who will take the time to answer all your questions and help educate you on the process. Second, get pre-qualified. This will not only let you know what price range you should be looking at, but it will make you a strong buyer and allow you to make an offer when you find the right house.

Always hire an agent. With all the online tools, it is tempting to think one can do it on their own. For most of us a house is the largest investment we own, so hire an expert and maximize your profit. An agent knows the market, has the ability to advertise on a much broader scale, and will help you navigate the process. On average, a home owner makes more queen selling with an agent than they save by selling on their own. Also before selling to a direct purchase company, sagittal to and agent to compare pros, cons, and home values.

First Time Home Buyers, Relocation (into and out of AZ), Probate Homes, Senior Citizens, Veterans, Non-US citizens, Snowbirds

Last year I helped a couple I had been working with for 3 years but their first home. When I met them they had low credit scores, huge debts and no savings. Along with one of my trusted lenders we came up with a plan. They worked hard, and stuck to their plan even when there were set backs. I stuck with them for advice and encouragement. Being able to hand over keys was such a great day!