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Now imagine this: you accept an offer and take your home off the market for 60 days while the buyer works on securing financing. Two months later, you find out they didn’t qualify for the loan. That’s 60 days of momentum lost—and if you were planning to buy your next home during that time, your plans could be completely thrown off. Even worse? Maybe another buyer was ready and serious during those 60 days, but couldn’t move forward because your home was already under contract. By the time you realize the first deal isn’t going to work out, that other buyer (and possibly your next home) is long gone. Delays like these can affect not just one transaction, but both ends of your move. That’s why I work with trusted lenders who specialize in helping clients navigate the sale of their current home and the purchase of their next—simultaneously. They can help you create a game plan that protects your timeline, keeps both deals aligned, and reduces the stress that can come with juggling two major transitions. Whether you need guidance on bridge loans, timing closings, or buying before you sell, I can connect you with professionals who will walk you through the best options for your specific situation. My goal is to make your selling and buying process as smooth, efficient, and successful as possible. • Conventional—A conventional mortgage can lead to a low fixed rate or adjustable rate for your primary home, secondary home, or investment property. • FHA—An FHA mortgage is a great program for buyers. Its advantages are a low down payment without private mortgage insurance. The lender process can be
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