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My Bio
I'm a Realtor in the Twin Cities and surrounding suburbs in Minnesota. I help all home buyer and seller types. Whether you're a first time home buyer, selling for the first time, buying or selling luxury, townhomes, condos, etc., I'll take care of all your needs and make the transaction go as smoothly.
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Getting pre-approved for a mortgage. By doing this 1st, you can find out what price point you should be shopping within.
There's 2 parts to this answer. 1st- Much of this depends on how many homes you look at as well as if your offer gets accepted on the home or not. Typical time to find a home takes around 5-15 showings.
2nd- Once you find a home, it typically takes between 45 - 60 days to close on average. If purchase with 100% cash, you can close as soon as 2 weeks.
A "Sellers Market" means that there are more buyers than sellers. Therefore, If you want to sell your home, there will be more buyers than homes for sale. This is a benefit to the seller, and therefore called a Sellers Market.
A buyer's market is advantageous to buyers. During a buyer's market there are more homes for sale on the market than buyers looking to buy them. A surplus of homes=buyer's market. Typically in a buyer's market, you can get a home for asking price, and sometimes even less.
Typically, the buyer has to pay little to no commission to their agent. This is because the Seller of the home, pays the buyer's agent. In the case that the seller does not agree to pay the buyer's agent-this is when the buyer has to pay the commission to their buyer's agent, but this is rare.
Typically this is a question for you lender, but, you can buy a home for as little as 0% down payment (specific mortgage programs) and up to as much as you want. Usually we see variations from 3% down to 20% on average.