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03/30/2017
If you were to think about "the home buying process" as a professional sport, you would surely want to have the best teammates on your side to ensure that you'll all win, right? Read through the post below to find a few of the key players you should have on your team to increase your chances of successfully acquiring an estate.

How to Put Together the Perfect Home Buying Team

The Lender

Most homebuyers will require financial support in order to reach their dream of acquiring a property of their own; enter, the lender. In this day and age, it is more important than ever to work with a lender that understands your needs, so be sure to research the market for the best option before settling.

The Real Estate Agent

While it is entirely possible to venture into real estate on your own, if you're dipping your toes in the water for the first time, it's recommended that you work with a trustworthy real estate agent. Their expertise, as well as their networks, will smooth out the process immensely.

The Real Estate Lawyer

To purchase a property, you're required to abide by certain laws, follow a few legal procedures, deal with important paperwork, among other possibly confusing endeavors. Hiring a real estate lawyer for your home buying team will ensure you're complying with these requirement, making the transaction legitimate, and staying out of trouble.

The Title Services Company

When you acquire an estate, you're also buying its history, its records, its debts, and more. Not paying attention to those areas, however, may leave room for irregularities that could put your claim on the property (and your investment) in peril. A reliable company who provides title searches and title insurance, can help you stay protected against those issues in a property's deed.

 

Call Land Title in Minneapolis at (651) 638-1900 to work with an experienced title services company who offers service beyond expected.

The Home Inspector

Who would want to (unknowingly) spend large amounts of money to buy a house that's infested, defective, and unstable? If you want to be completely certain that the property you're investing in doesn't have hidden imperfections that could cost you a pretty penny later down the road, hire a home inspector that can assess its condition expertly before you seal the deal.

The Appraiser

Easily one of the most difficult steps in the home buying/selling process is choosing a number that adequately represents the property's value. An appraiser has expertise in this area, and after considering certain aspects (like the property's location, amenities, and conditions), can generate a home price that would be fair to pay for the place in question.

The Escrow Officer

Many homebuyers opt to have an escrow officer during the process. After all, purchasing a property is a big financial endeavor, and having an unbiased third party can help ease the transaction. Basically, they are in charge of holding on to the money and the property's deed until both parties have come to an agreement.

 

Have a safer and more successful closing process with the help of Land Title in Minneapolis. Call (651) 638-1900 to learn more about how they can assist you.