Buy with Bellator

Having an idea of what you’re looking for in a new home is an important first step. What’s your preferred number of bedrooms and bathrooms? Does the kitchen need to have an extra-long island for your baking needs? Does it need to have a pool or a place to barbeque? This is the beginning of narrowing your search from every home for sale to those that are suited for you.

You now have the numbers on your home. You’ve decided they look favorable. So, how does the market look? Has the agent(s) you’re assessing given you an overview of the market? It’s important to not just look at data for the entire market, but for the price range of your potential listing. Each area truly consists of different markets depending on price range and location. Keep this in mind when deciding if moving forward with the buying process is still right for you.

Through the buying process, you’re going to need someone knowledgeable to guide you. Whether it be how much you should expect to pay out-of-pocket or the best schools in the area, a real estate agent is a valuable asset for managing the details, so you can focus on what’s next for you. Think not just about the individual REALTOR®, but the company that backs them. Do they have experienced, local leaders if anything difficult arises? Do they have a large group of fellow agents to ask questions about lenders, home inspectors, etc. on your behalf? Bellator’s slogan, “Find your champion,” is about finding someone to help you through one of the most important transactions of your life. Champions have a top-notch team helping them, too.

Not every house fits every buyer, so finding a way to narrow your search is about honing in on what you need most in a home and having clear, accurate answers to your questions: Are garages typical here? How much does trash pickup cost? Why should I get a home inspection? At Bellator, our agents have the experience and resources to go beyond just the basics and help you narrow your search so you don't feel like you're missing out on opportunities or wasting your time looking at houses that don't quite fit your lifestyle. When the keys are handed over, you'll be sure it's the house for you.