How Important Is the Final Walkthrough?


The final walkthrough should be the last thing you do
before closing and it’s incredibly important.

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Today I want to discuss the thing you do right before closing: the final walkthrough. This step is essential because it allows us to go through all of the inspection items the seller has agreed to complete and make sure they are done to our satisfaction. Also, this is a great time to make sure there is no new damage anywhere on the property as a result of the seller moving out. We do this to double-check that the home is in the same condition it was when it first got under contract.


All of these steps in the final walkthrough should be completed on the last day before closing.


Lastly, we’ll make sure you receive a vendor checklist. This checklist will have each and every number you could possibly need as a new homeowner. All of these steps in the final walkthrough should be completed on the last day before closing. By waiting until that point, you are making sure that there is no time for anything to change on the property. If you have any other questions or would like more information, feel free to give me a call or send me an email. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

What to Do When You're Buying and Selling at the Same Time


Today I wanted to share some tips with you that will make it
easier for you to buy and sell a home at the same time.

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The biggest concern when buying and selling a house at the same time is getting stuck with two homes or ending up without a home at all. Here are some things we do to make sure that doesn’t happen to you:

  1. We will make sure we list your home at the right price. That way it doesn’t stay on the market for a long time and you lose the ability to purchase a house that you’re interested in.
  2. We will make sure that you know about all the inventory out there. Having that knowledge about the available inventory will ensure that you are ready to make that purchase when your house goes under contract.
  3. We will make sure your financial situation is in line. That way you are prepared to purchase that home, and it’s a seamless transition from selling a home to purchasing a home.
 

You can potentially lease that property you just sold back from the purchaser.

 
Another thing to consider is that you have the opportunity to do a lease-back program. What that means is that when you sell your home and close on that home, you can potentially lease that property that you just sold back from the purchaser. That way it gives you the opportunity to get into your new home without an overlap or a delay.

If you have any other questions about this topic, or you’re looking to buy or sell a home in Colorado Springs, give us a call. We’d be happy to help!