Y'all Ready to Buy?

First Time Home Buyer?
The Turn Key Team is here for you!!
As a first-time homebuyer, we know there will be a lot of questions through-out the process. The questions we get the most are in regard to the timeline of events and the overall process of buying a home. Here is a great timeline to follow that will break down the process step by step for you! Step 1: you have decided to buy, CONGRATS! This will be such an exciting time of your life! Step 2: Call Turn Key Property Group and your agent will get started with you. From this step on, we are here. We will be involved in each step from here until you are at the closing table! While we will absolutely be going step by step with you, this guide is a great reference point to look back on.
If you are not buying for the first time but need a refresher on the process, this timeline is what you need! Sometimes it is 2 years in between buying and sometimes 30! Either way, we will keep you up to date and on track no matter how many times we have assisted you through the home buying process!

Money, Money, Money!
A full breakdown for buyers & sellers!
The TREC 1-4 Family Residential Contract covers many of the costs associated with buying or selling a house but here is an easier breakdown for you.
While, yes some of these can be negotiated in the contract, this is how it ends up most of the time and what each party is responsible for.
You will also see that the buyers’ side has their lender fees listed as well. These fees are always paid by the buyer. The only circumstance when some of these closing costs are covered by a seller is when the seller is a builder and their Mortgage team offers closing costs incentives.

From Contract to Closing
A full breakdown for buyers & sellers!
The TREC 1-4 Family Residential Contract covers many of the costs associated with buying or selling a house but here is an easier breakdown for you.
While, yes some of these can be negotiated in the contract, this is how it ends up most of the time and what each party is responsible for.
You will also see that the buyers’ side has their lender fees listed as well. These fees are always paid by the buyer. The only circumstance when some of these closing costs are covered by a seller is when the seller is a builder and their Mortgage team offers closing costs incentives.