Team Vold at Keller Williams Classic Realty

If you are looking to buy, you have finally come to the right place. Odds are you have been searching for a few months now. You've been doing some research on real estate search websites and maybe have saved a few here and there. Every once in awhile you pick up a brochure out of a brochure box. Occasionally you swing by an open house on a Sunday afternoon. Sometimes when you are feeling a little adventurous, you call for more information. You've started discovering there is a lot of misinformation and conflicting information out there. Visiting open houses and calling for information usually leaves you uncomfortable, like they are just trying to SELL you on the particular house, not help you buy one. This is where I come in. About now, you need some real answers to some real questions you have: - How do I get pre-approved? Why so early in the process? - What is the difference between a short sale and foreclosure? Does this change the way I purchase a home? - I heard buying a home is a long, difficult, and stressful process, is this true? - What risks are involved? - What is dual-agency? - Do I have enough money to buy a house? - Will the real estate market keep getting worse? - Should I even consider buying a home? There are no standard answers to many of these questions, that''''''''s why an agent who works almost exclusively with first-time buyers is so important. I would love the opportunity to sit down with you.