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Buying your primary residence is a significant step, and we understand its importance. Our team of experts is excited to be part of your journey, committed to finding the perfect property for you.
Buying your primary residence is a significant step, and we understand its importance. Our team of experts is excited to be part of your journey, committed to finding the perfect property for you.

Things to Consider

Location

Find properties based on their proximity to schools, work, and essential services through our website.

Size and Layout

Take into account the size of the house and its layout. If you want to make a change to an open concept, our architect will be ready to advise you.

Resale Potential

We aim for you to make a smart investment. We provide resale data and assess its potential, ensuring long-term wise decisions.

Homeowners Association

If there is a homeowners association (HOA), we research rules, fees, and restrictions to ensure it fits your lifestyle.

Understanding the Buying Process

1. Establishing Your Finances
Get pre-qualified to help you narrow down your home search to properties within your financial reach. Establish a baseline budget to succeed in your home purchase.

With your defined budget, start the search for your perfect home with the assistance of customized resources and listings. You can also use our website with access to our MLS to search on your own.

We schedule visits to your favorite homes and offer virtual tours for buyers from other states or countries. During the visits, we provide you with essential information about the properties and warranties from the builder for new homes.
Once you’ve found your dream home, making an offer is the next step. Your agent will advise you on the price and terms. We can negotiate to get the best possible deal.
After your offer is accepted and signed, a closing agent will be selected to research the property title. If necessary, an appraisal will be conducted to confirm the value for the lending institution.
After signing the contract, hire a property inspector to assess it. If it’s a commercial property, conduct an environmental audit. Depending on the results, the contract may be renegotiated. Buyers should also look into property insurance and its appraisal during this period.
The closing is approaching! Conduct a final inspection to ensure everything is in order before signing the closing documents. Your agent will accompany you and provide helpful information. At the closing table, financial matters will be reviewed, and you’ll sign the required paperwork. Finally, you’ll receive the keys to your new home. Congratulations!
Once you’ve moved in, your La Rosa Realty agent will be with you for life, providing you with ongoing home value tracking, advice on equity accumulation, and more. We take pride in being your trusted agent for all your future real estate needs. Additionally, our website gives you access to our MLS for customized searches.

1. Establishing Your Finances

Get pre-qualified to help you narrow down your home search to properties within your financial reach. Establish a baseline budget to succeed in your home purchase.

2. Search for Your Perfect Property

With your defined budget, start the search for your perfect home with the assistance of customized resources and listings. You can also use our website with access to our MLS to search on your own.

3. Visit Potential Properties

We schedule visits to your favorite homes and offer virtual tours for buyers from other states or countries. During the visits, we provide you with essential information about the properties and warranties from the builder for new homes.

4. Offers and Negotiations

Once you’ve found your dream home, making an offer is the next step. Your agent will advise you on the price and terms. We can negotiate to get the best possible deal.

5. Under Contract

After your offer is accepted and signed, a closing agent will be selected to research the property title. If necessary, an appraisal will be conducted to confirm the value for the lending institution.

6. Inspection Period

After signing the contract, hire a property inspector to assess it. If it’s a commercial property, conduct an environmental audit. Depending on the results, the contract may be renegotiated. Buyers should also look into property insurance and its appraisal during this period.

7. Closing

The closing is approaching! Conduct a final inspection to ensure everything is in order before signing the closing documents. Your agent will accompany you and provide helpful information. At the closing table, financial matters will be reviewed, and you’ll sign the required paperwork. Finally, you’ll receive the keys to your new home. Congratulations!

8. Real Estate Agent for Life

Once you’ve moved in, your La Rosa Realty agent will be with you for life, providing you with ongoing home value tracking, advice on equity accumulation, and more. We take pride in being your trusted agent for all your future real estate needs. Additionally, our website gives you access to our MLS for customized searches.

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