Making an Offer
Did you know that when you find a home that you like that there may be another person or couple that feels the same way? With that said, we need to be ready willing and able to purchase when we find you your new home. This entails having a pre-approval in hand and not just a pre-qualification letter. There is a big difference between the two. Additionally, if you have a home to sell, it needs to be under deposit with a bona fide signed agreement in order for the seller of your new home to consider your offer. Things like these need to be in order, because that is how the competition for your home is preparing themselves.
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We were looking to buy and home in Vermont after living overseas for many years. We would never have even considered buying a house from a distance of 3,000 miles away~ until we met Shawn. Instantly we were struck by Shawn's complete dedication to his customers and sincere desire to simply help us purchase our dream home. There was never a moment, throughout our entire process, that Shawn wasn't completely and utterly there for us. As if by magic, Shawn listened, in detail, to what qualities we were looking for in a home, and turned it into a reality. We purchased our house sight unseen with complete, 100% trust in Shawn... and with Shawn as our agent, we would do it again!