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Our office takes exceptional pride in the homes our we have the privilege of representing. Our featured listings showcase an array of unique charm, style and range of price-points to meet buyer’s different needs.
From stunning waterfront escapes to cozy family homes to investment opportunities… these properties represent some of the best opportunities in the market and we’re proud to help connect them with you, their future owner.
Take a moment to explore these featured properties, and imagine the possibilities for you.
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Here, you’ll find answers to some of the most common questions about buying a home in SWFL. We hope they are helpful, and give you some great insight into narrowing down what you’re looking for in our beautiful slice of the world.
A pre-approval is a thorough review by a mortgage broker or lender of your credit, financials and income. It establishes your home price maximum and helps determine your payment ceiling. Pre-approval is essential because most sellers require it before considering your offer. Additionally, we require it to ensure you’re looking at homes that fit your budget.
Your mortgage payment consists of:
Earnest money, also known as an escrow deposit, is a “good faith” deposit made by the buyer to demonstrate their serious intent to proceed with the purchase. It binds the contract.
The home inspection period, which is negotiable, typically lasts between 1 and 15 days. It allows a licensed and insured inspector to thoroughly examine the home and provide an itemized report on its condition. This report helps you decide whether to move forward with the purchase.
Important: Do not send the inspection report to the lender!
The appraisal provides the lender with an unbiased valuation of the property from a third party. This process ensures the home’s value aligns with the loan amount. The buyer pays for the appraisal, which typically costs $500 to $900, depending on the size of the home or property, and it is paid prior to the appraisal being conducted.
Let’s get you in touch with the right person the first time. We know how valuable it is to streamline getting the info you need, or questions you have answered.
You can call the department you need directly below, or use the form here to choose who you want the message to reach, specifically.
Kirsten Bess
[email protected]
(239) 229-4307
Laura Caruthers
[email protected]
(239) 229-4309
Tonya Gill
[email protected]
(239) 989-0354
Emily Pirraglia
[email protected]
(800) 279-0574
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