Tell me what you are looking for.
Tell me what you are looking for and I will send you what comes up across Brockton and the towns around it.
From the first conversation to the keys.
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The real monthly number
Before looking at anything: the mortgage, property tax, insurance, and on a multi-family the rent the other units can realistically cover. That number decides what makes sense far more than the asking price does.
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Seeing the right houses
Homes that fit the number and the way you live — and a straight answer about the ones that do not, including the ones that look better online than they do in person.
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The offer and the inspection
In Massachusetts a signed Offer to Purchase comes first and the Purchase and Sale Agreement follows. In between is the home inspection — the roof, the heating, the wiring, and on an older house the lead paint question. What you are signing, and what is still negotiable, explained plainly.
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Through to the keys
The appraisal, the mortgage commitment, the insurance, the final walkthrough and the closing. This is the part people get walked through, not left to work out alone.
Brockton is a city of two- and three-family houses, of streets that change character block by block, and of buyers who are often doing this for the first time. Ten minutes out, in Easton or the Bridgewaters, the lots get bigger, the house may run on a septic system, and the questions change completely. Buying well here means knowing which questions belong to which town — and selling well means answering them before a buyer has to ask.
Straight answers, from the first call to the closing table.
Frantzy Wallon, Romy Realty