Buyer’s Guide…
Expectation
We understand that purchasing a home is a major life event and a very personal process, so the first meeting is designed to be as comprehensive and educational as possible. We will answer all of your questions, briefly discuss what you are looking for, your current situation, and any other questions or concerns you may have. We are happy to help make an initial determination on what your dollar can buy so you can be as realistic as possible.
What is most important to you
Neighborhoods/areas of interest
The home buying process
Strategies for successful negotiation
Current market conditions and what your dollar will buy
How to mitigate any inevitable bumps that may pop up
How we will work for you and how a real estate professional is compensated
Assistance
Fiduciary responsibilities and how our clients formalize their relationship with an agreement designating us as their Realtor.
Get you acquainted with every neighborhood in your price range
Help you eliminate the areas you are not as fond of
Focus on the areas you like, even down to the street
Help you understand the local market conditions, active inventory, and what’s sold most recently
Get you in to see potential homes as soon as possible
Record a video tour of the house if you’re unable to attend
Connect you with reputable lenders and walk you through the pre-approval process
Negotiation
The Good Vibes group’s expert negotiation strategies have helped buyers purchase their home at the best possible price.
Advise you on how to write a strong, compelling offer
Strategize when competing with multiple offers
Separate your offer from everyone else’s
Ensure your offer is presented as soon as possible
Get you your home at the best possible price
Reputation
Who you choose to represent you is incredibly crucial in a competitive market. The Good Vibes Group is proud of our reputation among our clients as well as the relationships we have with the real estate community which translates to our clients getting the home they want.
Maintain a small clientele in order to provide the very best service
Treat colleagues as colleagues, not competition
Clients know they are receiving the best possible attention and service