A Realtor’s Commitment
Kimberly Offord, Realtor Supreme Manor Real Estate Services
Every renter’s dream is to own a home of their own. The job of a real estate agent is to make homeownership your reality.
Created by the Kimberly Offord of Supreme Manor Real Estate Services, FastTrackHomeowner.com is designed for those people who, in their wildest dreams, would never believe they could be homeowners.
Practicing Real Estate in Chicago helped me to realize that many renters would prefer to own their own homes or even be the landlord for once. However, bad /no credit, lack of money and lack of education about the process is the number one hindrance. As a matter of fact, many renters go years unaware that they are qualified to purchase a home of thier own.
While renters are creating wealthy landlords, they could be creating wealth of their own through homeownership. Not to mention, they could be reaping the benefits of homeownership during tax season.
This site is just the first step for those interested in making their dreams a reality. Any realtor you use should be fully committed to making your dreams come true. Use this site as a resource in your homeownership journey. Come back often. Visit the sites of our corporate partners. Share this link with your freinds and family.
Kimberly Offord
Finding the Right Realtor
When looking for a realtor to assist you with your home search, there are some things you might want to investigate or just ask your prospective realtor.
1. How long have they been a licensed realtor?
2. Does your realtor have any special designations for working with buyers?
3. Does your realtor specialize in a certain area in your city?
4. What kind of representation agreement will your realtor expect you to sign?
5. Is your realtor a full or part time agent?
6. What is your realtor’s availability to show homes?
7. Does Your Realtor have access to online resources?
8. Does your Realtor have referrals?
9. Does your realtor have access to other professionals such as inspectors, attorneys and lenders?
10. What is your realtor’s approach to negotiating contracts?
