Buying
The Texas Home Buying Process
Seven steps from your first lender call to moving in, with a licensed agent beside you for each one.
Buying
Seven steps from your first lender call to moving in, with a licensed agent beside you for each one.
Step By Step
Start with a letter from a lender that sets your budget. We will introduce you to lenders our clients have trusted again and again.
The seller has an agent, and you should too. Yours represents you, pulls accurate sold prices from the MLS and keeps you from costly mistakes.
Narrow the search by location, schools, finish-out and price. Then tour the homes that fit with your agent.
An offer is a binding contract, usually with an option period for inspections. You put down option money and earnest money to secure it.
Your agent prepares a Comparative Market Analysis to test the price. After the inspection, you can ask for repairs or a lower price.
Once the inspection and appraisal are done, the title company prepares the paperwork. Title transfers at the closing table when the funds are released.
Get your keys and make the place your own with family and friends.
Why A Buyer's Agent

Ready When You Are
Tell us where you want to buy. We will answer your questions before you are at the closing table.
A licensed agent follows up to answer your questions.
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Questions
Yes. Our agents ask every buyer to pre-qualify first, so the search starts from a budget you know you can use. We can connect you with a lender.
The seller's agent works for the seller. Your agent works for you, pulls accurate sold prices from the MLS and keeps you from costly mistakes.
An offer usually includes an option period for inspections. Option money pays for that period, and earnest money secures the offer until closing.