Buyer's Representation
Choosing us as your Buyer’s Advocate simplifies the house-hunting process, making it more efficient than navigating it alone.
How it Works
Our team assists with securing financing, provides insights into local neighborhoods, helps you establish your budget, and identifies the essential features you need in your next home. We save you valuable time by identifying properties that match your criteria, presenting you with the best options.
When you find a property that interests you, we analyze similar listings in the area to help you formulate a competitive offer. We then negotiate on your behalf with the seller to ensure you receive the most favorable terms.
Our commitment is to prioritize your best interests, and we do this at no cost to you as a buyer.
Ready to begin your home search? Explore current real estate listings now. For additional guidance and resources, refer to our Buyer’s Guide. To start working with us immediately, please reach out to us.
How to Get Started
STEP 1: Secure Pre-Approval
The initial step in your home search is securing a mortgage pre-approval, unless you're planning to pay in cash. We can connect you with a list of trusted local lenders to get started.
STEP 2: Consult & Plan
During our initial meeting, we will discuss your home preferences, including desired neighborhoods, amenities, budget, and timeline, to effectively guide your search.
STEP 3: Discover the Perfect Property
Stay updated with the latest listing through Real. We'll attend viewings and open houses together, exploring various areas and property types.
STEP 4: Prepare & Submit an Offer
When you've chosen a property to purchase, we'll conduct a detailed pricing analysis and gather all pertinent information about the seller's "ideal offer conditions."
STEP 5: Secure an Accepted Offer
Congratulations, the toughest part is done! Next, you'll need to hire an attorney and start the due diligence process. We can provide you with a list of trusted attorneys to assist you.
STEP 6: Conduct Due Diligence
Before signing the Purchase & Sale Agreement (P&S), we will conduct a home inspection and review all relevant documentation.
STEP 7: Sign the Purchase & Sale Agreement
The seller's attorney will prepare the P&S, which your attorney will review and explain to you in detail. Once finalized, all parties will sign the agreement. At this point, you will make the second deposit (typically 5-10%) to be held in escrow until closing.
STEP 8: Finalize Loan Application
After signing the P&S, you'll complete your loan application, and the bank will arrange for a property appraisal. Before closing, your attorney will perform a title search. Be sure to promptly respond to all document requests from your lender!.
STEP 9: Receive Final Loan Commitment
After the lender reviews all your documentation and completes their due diligence, they will issue a commitment letter. At this stage, ensure your closing funds are readily accessible.
STEP 10: Final Walk-Through & Closing
A few days before closing, your lender will provide a disclosure detailing the financial aspects of the transaction, including the final payment required to close. The day before closing, we'll do a final walkthrough of the property to ensure everything is in order for you to take ownership. Once all contract conditions are met, the closing will take place. You'll sign the closing documents, exchange payment, and receive the keys to your new home!
What Are Customers saying
“Finding our dream home was a breeze with TREP Home! From the moment we started our search to the day we got the keys, their team was there to guide us through every step. They made what seemed like a daunting process feel easy and efficient. We couldn’t be happier with the service and support we received. Highly recommend to anyone looking to make their home-buying journey a smooth and enjoyable one!”
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* Savings listed are an estimate based on a 2.5% buyer’s agent commission.
Frequently asked questions
Rebates are available in the state of Massachusetts, where we operate.
Rebates are available in the state of Massachusetts, where we operate.
Yes. We ask buyers to enter into a Non-Exclusive Buyer Agency Agreement. This ensures that we exclusively represent the buyer’s interests. It also safeguards our right to earn a commission if our client purchases a property we’ve presented. Importantly, this agreement doesn’t bind the buyer to us for a set period. They are free to terminate their association with us whenever they choose. Our goal is for buyers to choose our services willingly, not out of contractual obligation.
No, we don’t insist buyers use a particular mortgage company. However, it’s up to the buyer to ensure their chosen mortgage company permits the Rebate. We mandate that the rebate be listed on the Closing Disclosure at settlement. Should the buyer opt for a mortgage lender that disallows this, unfortunately, we can’t provide the rebate. While we have a list of recommended lenders known to accept buyer rebates, buyers are at liberty to select any mortgage lender they prefer.
