


Why not work with an expert? Yvonne can assist you with any questions you may have regarding location, down payment, monthly payments, schools, etc. She is an excellent listener and she will pay attention to your needs. Yvonne lives and works in Rogers Park and on the North Shore. She calls the far north side of Chicago home and she knows everything that you need to know to find the best home for you at the right price. She can offer proven referrals for mortgage brokers, real estate attorneys, appraisers, home inspectors, termite inspectors, radon inspectors, etc. She can show you ANY home that is for sale, whether it be listed with another real estate company or “For Sale By Owner.” My List of Questions for Potential Buyers What is your living situation currently? What style of architecture do you prefer? How many people will be living in this property and if you have children, what are their ages? How many bedrooms and baths do you require? Which of the following are “must haves”? What type of parking do you require? Do you have any pets? If so, what type and how many? Do you prefer to live on a quiet street or in a busier area? Do you need to be close to public transportation? Do you currently have a Pre-Approval Letter from a bank or mortgage broker? Is there anything else I need to know to help you find your perfect home? |
Are you thinking about buying your first home? Yvonne has sold over 50 homes to first time buyers. She knows everything you need to know to find a terrific new home that is just perfect for you! She has a detailed list of questions which helps her to understand your needs. First Time Buyer Frequently Asked Questions How long does the home buying process typically take? It depends on your individual situation, but 6-8 weeks is fairly common. If you know what you want, and where you want to live, it usually takes about two weeks to select the property and six weeks to close. How much money do I have to put down to buy a property? What are the benefits of buying versus renting? What costs to I have to pay for before closing? Plus, real estate is typically an appreciating asset, which means that over time, your value usually increases. In addition, you help to secure your housing expenditure over time, (your mortgage payment will stay the same, while your income will usually grow.) |