Buying a home

Assess Your Needs
Start by determining your must-haves and nice-to-haves in a home. Consider factors like location, size, budget, and any special features you're looking for.

Find the Perfect Property
Our experienced agents will work with you to search our extensive listings and find the ideal property that matches your criteria. We'll guide you through the process every step of the way.

Secure Your Dream Home
Once you've found the perfect home, we'll help you navigate the purchase process, from making an offer to closing the deal. Our team is dedicated to ensuring a smooth and stress-free experience.

How Does Escrow Work ?

Escrow Process

Buying or selling a home (or other piece of real property) usually involves the transfer of large sums of money. It is imperative that the transfer of these funds and related documents from one party to another be handled in a neutral, secure and knowledgeable manner. For the protection of buyer, seller and lender, the escrow process was developed.
As a buyer or seller, you want to be certain all conditions of sale have been met before property and money change hands. The technical definition of an escrow is a transaction where one party engaged in the sale, transfer or lease of real or personal property with another person delivers a written instrument, money or other items of value to a neutral third person, called an escrow agent or escrow holder. This third person holds the money or items for disbursement upon the happening of a specified event or the performance of a specified condition.

The role of the Escrow Agent is to act as a neutral third party to fulfill the terms of a Real Estate Purchase and Sale Agreement and facilities the successful transfer of the ownership from seller to buyer.

Real Estate Escrow Process

Real Estate Escrow Flow Chart

1. Offer Accepted

2. Escrow Opened

3. Title Search and Insurance

4. Property Inspections

5. Loan Approval

6. Closing Disclosure

7. Final Walkthrough

8. Sign Documents

9. Close Escrow

10. Keys to Buyer