Fast Checklist
Get pre-approved (your strongest negotiating tool)
Review comparable homes and pricing strategy
Write and submit your offer with clean terms
Negotiate (accept, counter, or refine)
If accepted → move into inspections, appraisal, and loan finalization
A pre-approval letter shows sellers you’re financially ready. It often makes the difference between winning the home and losing it.
Step 1: Tour & Decide
You find “the one.”
Step 2: Price & Terms Strategy
We analyze comps, seller motivation, and terms like contingencies, closing date, and earnest money deposit.
Step 3: Write the Offer
We present a clean, compelling offer backed by data and pre-approval.
Step 4: Seller Responds in 3 Ways
Accepts → You’re under contract
Counters → You can accept, counter back, or walk away
Declines → We refine and keep looking
Full pre-approval vs. pre-qualification
Strong earnest money deposit
Reasonable contingency timelines
Flexible closing date that works for the seller
Quick communication and clean paperwork
Usually 24–48 hours, but the exact deadline depends on your written offer.
Yes—if the data supports it. Strategy depends on comps, condition, and days on market.
We’ll decide whether to improve price, adjust terms, or stand firm. Strength often matters as much as price.
You’ll move into inspections, appraisal, and loan finalization.
It’s strongly recommended—and in many cases, required by listing agents.

GG Sfreddo
gg@movemeinva.com
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