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Answers (4)
- Arona Muckenfuss, "aronarm"
- Contributions:10
You should get pre-qualified for a mortgage loan first, because that will be one of the first things a real estate agent will want to know. If you have not been yet approved for a loan, contact me!
- Tonie Pasillas, "Tonie Pasillas"
- Contributions:7
The best way is to go to Zillow and look for an agent that knows the area that you're interested in really well. You can ask some questions such as what areas have the best schools, and which areas seem to be holding their value. When you get answers to your questions you will know if that is an agent that you want to work with.
- Greg Von Herzen, GRI,MCNE, "vhproperties"
- Contributions:1427
Probably the easiest way is to find a home you're interested in seeing here on Zillow and then contacting one of the buyer's agents to the right hand side. Look for ones with the best reviews from former clients. Otherwise a personal referral would be good!
- Vivian Ferreira, "Vivian Ferreira"
- Contributions:8
Hello Jesse,
Find a Real Estate agent that works in and is familiar with the area you are interested in and give them a call, they will be able to assist you.
Good Luck!
Vivian Ferreira
Find a Real Estate agent that works in and is familiar with the area you are interested in and give them a call, they will be able to assist you.
Good Luck!
Vivian Ferreira
how can i contact someone for purchase of home
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