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Why You Should Be Buyer Ready Day One

Buyer Ready Day One

What Do We Mean When We Say Buyer Ready Day One

 

Watch the video below to find out

 

 

Jason Fox of The Madrona Group Real Estate Team explains why it is a good idea to be buyer ready day one. What that means and how it will benefit you the home buyer.

Until the market settles down it is very likely you will find yourself in a bidding scenario when purchasing a home or condo in the Greater Seattle area.

 

Luckily, we have created a system for having a better chance at winning at bidding wars.

 

You can learn more about what our home buying strategy and how to win a bidding war here:  Read Article Here

 

Both Joe Kiser and Jason believe that it is beneficial that we sit down or schedule a Zoom meeting with home buyers, especially first time home buyers and go over the state of the current real estate market. That way we are all on the same page and have a good understanding of the current state of the market.

It is also important that everyone understands how the process works, what type of forms are going to be used, and a clarification of the different services we will be using and what role they play.

 

Additional Home Buying Resources

This is the another video in our series of videos that outline our Home Buyer Presentation.

To view the flow chart and even more information for How To Buy a House visit this page.

To learn about why it is not always necessary to put 20% down on your house visit this page.

 

 

VIDEO TRANSCRIPT

Hi everybody it’s Jason Fox and when
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you’re getting ready to start your home
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search to buy your new home we want you
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to be Buyer Ready Day One. Every market is
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a little bit different and there are
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some factors that kind of help
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differentiate the different markets.
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Some of those are interest rates, the
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season, and inventory. Those different
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factors can help determine whether or
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not there are a what we call a backlog
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of buyers. The backlog of buyers can
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be a small medium or large amount of
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buyer pool that are looking to buy in a
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particular timeframe. Knowing these
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factors can help us prepare a strategy
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for you as the buyer to make sure that
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we’re not only finding you the
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house that you love but we’re also
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making sure that we get you the very
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best possible price. That we’re
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competitive in our bidding processes, if
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that is what is necessary. When we walk
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into a home and you say, wow this is the
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one, then everything can start to move
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pretty quickly so it’s important that we
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are familiar with all the forms,
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the different moving pieces and also
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where the market is at and what it might
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take to craft an offer. To have a strategy
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to buy the home not only to get the home
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that you love but to try to get the very
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best price and terms possible. It’s
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important that we understand the market
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or that we’re Buyer Ready Day One.

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"The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others." ~ Gandhi [ Recognized as a top 3.5% agent in the United States. ] [ Jason Fox was born in Everett, WA currently lives in the Meadowdale neighborhood in Lynnwood and has lived in different parts of the Puget Sound area in between. He has been in the real estate industry for 20 years in many different capacities. From General Manager of a real estate CRM engagement business, Founder of 2 real estate marketing agencies, nationally recognized blogger with the Jason Fox Real Estate Marketing Blog, Marketing Manager for a top title and escrow service. ] [ Jason is now an award winning residential real estate sales agent, Co-Founder of The Madrona Group, Co-Owner of John L. Scott Ballard and John L. Scott Westwood. ] [ Active in the community, Jason is a proud part of the Autism Speaks effort to raise awareness for autism. This project is very dear to him as he has an 8 year old son, Hudson, diagnosed ASD. Jason is also involved with Neighbor's in Need, the Forgotten Children's Fund, WELD Seattle and the Union Gospel Mission assisting the homeless population in the greater Seattle area. ] [ "My passion is being able to give back to the community that has given so much to me." ] [ When he is not assisting his friends and family with the services of home ownership he loves being a dad to his 4 children, Carter, Rowen, Tyler and Hudson and being a husband to his amazing wife Sarah. Hiking, working around the house, cheering for the Seahawk's, Mariners and Huskies and golfing. ]

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