The Process
From our first conversation to getting your keys, I will guide you through each step and keep you updated along the way.
We will start with your budget, timeline, must-haves and the areas you are considering. If you are financing, I can also connect you with a trusted lender so you know exactly what you are comfortable spending.
I will help narrow your options, send homes that fit what you are looking for and schedule private showings around your availability. We will compare homes, neighborhoods, commute times and the details that matter to you.
Once you find the one, I will walk you through the offer, explain the contract and help you decide on price, terms and negotiations.
If your offer is accepted, we are officially under contract. Earnest money and option money are delivered, inspections are completed and we work through any resulting negotiations. If you are financing, your lender begins moving the loan toward approval and orders the appraisal when applicable.
The title company researches ownership and any issues affecting the property, prepares the title commitment and works toward a clear title. As closing approaches, we will review your final numbers, complete the final walkthrough and make sure everything is ready for closing day.
You will sign your closing documents and send any remaining funds needed to close. Once everything is signed, funded and the transaction is complete, it is time for the best part: getting the keys to your new home.
Areas Served
One city, eight very different markets. Pick the one you are weighing.
Established, sought-after neighborhoods with the Franklin Mountains as their backdrop, including 79912 and surrounding areas. Known for prestigious communities, mountain views and convenient access to UTEP, Downtown and the Transmountain corridor. With limited new construction, much of the market is established homes and distinctive resales.
FAQ
Buyer representation terms are discussed up front and put in writing before you start touring homes.
Video tours, a neighborhood orientation call and remote offers. Plenty of El Paso buyers close without seeing the house in person first.
Yes. The agent in the model home represents the builder. Bring me to your first visit so representation is not waived.
A short window in the Texas contract when you can inspect and, if needed, walk. It is the most important stretch of the deal.
It depends on the loan. I will introduce you to El Paso lenders so you get the real number before you shop.
Texas property taxes, insurance and any HOA. You get the full monthly picture on a house before you write an offer, not after.
Buyer Consult
Tell me a little about what you’re looking for, and I’ll help you figure out the best place to start.