At Interstate Home Properties, we offer comprehensive real estate services for buying, selling, renting, and commercial properties. We provide personalized guidance, expert market insights, and tailored marketing strategies to ensure a smooth and successful process. Whether you’re looking for your next home or business space, we handle every detail for a seamless experience.
Selling your home is complex and overwhelming, from pricing and listing to inspections and negotiations. A Realtor handles all these details, guiding you seamlessly to the finish line.
Going directly to the listing agent won’t save you money; the seller's goals remain unchanged. A skilled buyer's agent provides key advantages, handling offers, inspections, and negotiations on your behalf.
Looking to rent out your property hassle-free? As dedicated professionals working on behalf of landlords, we handle everything from marketing and tenant screening to lease agreements and maintenance coordination.
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Start by getting pre-approved for a mortgage to understand your budget. Then connect with a licensed real estate agent to begin your home search.
It’s highly recommended. A buyer’s agent represents your best interests, negotiates on your behalf, and helps navigate contracts and inspections.
Closing costs usually range from 2% to 5% of the purchase price. They include lender fees, title insurance, taxes, and other related expenses.
On average, 30–60 days from accepted offer to closing—depending on financing, inspections, and negotiations.
Getting an home inspection is not mandatory. A home inspection is sensible but you may choose to waive is during circumstances.
You’ll enter escrow, schedule inspections, finalize your mortgage, get an appraisal, and prepare for closing.
Clean and declutter, make minor repairs, boost curb appeal, and consider staging to make your home more appealing.
It depends. Fixing major issues or cosmetic flaws can increase value and attract more buyers, but it’s case-specific.
Time on market varies by location, price, and market conditions. Your agent can provide local insights based on current trends.
The inspection identifies issues in the home. Buyers may request repairs or a credit, so it can impact negotiations.
Seller closing costs can include agent commissions, attorney fee, recording fees, transfer taxes, and any negotiated credits to the buyer.
Pre-qualification is an estimate of what you might afford; pre-approval involves submitting financial documents and is more official.
The cost to use a buyers agent is completely negotiable… period end of story, it can be an hourly rate or it can be a traditional percentage fee of the sale price.
Possibly. There are loan programs for buyers with lower credit scores, but your options may be limited, and interest rates may be higher.
Check the home’s condition, neighborhood, layout, natural light, and signs of potential repairs or upgrades.
Your agent can provide a comparative market analysis (CMA) to determine a competitive and realistic price.
Commission is completely negotiable… period end of story, it can be an hourly rate or it can be a traditional percentage fee of the sale price.
It’s best not to be present—buyers feel more comfortable viewing the home without the owner there.
Absolutely. Many sellers live in their home while it’s on the market. Just keep it clean and presentable for showings.
The buyer will schedule inspections, finalize their mortgage, and you’ll work with your agent and attorney (if needed) to ensure all documents are prepared for closing.
