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A Pre-Approval Can Give You That Bargaining Edge You're Looking For!

With a pre-approval you will know what the appropriate price range is for your current situation. Knowing this information will also tell you what monthly payment you can expect to pay.

Having a pre-approval will also give you an edge over other buyers making you more attractive to sellers. The sellers will know that you mean business.

Having already gone through the pre-approval process will help make your loan application go that much smoother.

Still Searching For A Real Estate Agent?

It's our goal to make your first home buying experience an enjoyable one. That is why we only refer trusted Real Estate Agents that we have worked with and believe to have proven themselves professionaly. We work hand in hand with your Real Estate Agent to make sure your process is hassle free.

Working with a trusted Real Estate Agent is key to feeling secure and comfortable while searching for your home. You also need someone who is going to representing you and looking out for your best interests throughout the home buying process.

Our Moving Guide and Tips
Below you will find helpful information and tips that some people don't even consider when they are getting ready to move.

Two Months Before Moving

Walk through your home and decide what to move and what you want to get rid of. Pay attention to fragile items that will need special packaging and make a list of them.

Call a few moving companies and request estimates to make sure your getting the best value.

Get organized. Create a folder or binder to keep track of all the information you will gather prior to your move.

One Months Before Moving

Start collecting boxes, you will need them. Often your local grocery store will give you boxes that they would have otherwise thrown away.

Start using up your frozen foods and pantry inventory that may be more difficult to move.

Choose the mover and ask for a break down and estimate of their costs in writing.

Begin packing infrequently used items like holiday decorations, off season clothing, and items in your storage closets.

The Week Leading Up To Your Move

Finish packing everything that will be moved by the movers and determine when to pack the things you will be moving on your own.

Donate any items that you don't want to keep and make sure you get a receipt for tax deductions.

Go to the Post Office and fill out a change of address form or you can do it online at www.usps.gov.

Update the following with your new address by phone, mail or online:
- Bank
- Credit cards
- Insurance company
- Human resources at work
- Your child's school
- Utility companies (water, phone electric, gas, sewer. trash pickup, cable, internet, and any others)
- Your doctor's office
- Your veterinarian
- Cell phone company
- Pharmacy
- Any subscriptions such as magazines or newspapers
If you are moving out of town, have your records tranferred by your doctor, veterinarian and child's school to the new facilities you will be using.

The Day Before The Move

The Day Of Your Move

Make one last walk through of the house once the moving trucks have been packed to make sure you don't leave any valuables behind. Be sure to check in cupboards, closets and your attic.

Make sure that someone is always present for the time that the movers are loading and unloading your items.

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