RESIDENTIAL

A V A N G A R D   G R O U P 

RESIDENTIAL SERVICES

PROPERTY SEARCH

For a Buyer


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Analysis of family needs

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Search of properties to choose from

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Pre-qualification for financing

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Coordination of inspections

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Application for financing

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Search of hazard insurance

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Contract negotiation

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Assistance the day of closing

For a Seller


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Property condition report
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Market analysis to determine sales price

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Marketing and advertising

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Contract negotiation

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Analysis of Net Proceeds

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Assistance the day of closing

For Both


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Consultation for re-financing of existing loans

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Organization and management of investment packages

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Hands-on training program to become a professional real estate agent.

The Buying Process


The Agent:

An Avangard agent will be your guide through the process detailed hereinafter.

The Offer:

Document that reflects what you are willing to pay for the property and the conditions of sale.

The Contract:

Accepted offer, duly executed and dated.

The Title:

Deed of property generally prepared by title insurance company, after a thorough title search of public records.

The Financing:

Process to secure a loan for the purchase of the property. Our agent will help you choose among all the possibilities.

The Inspections:

Reports of the actual condition of the property, used to request the required repairs from the owner.

The Approval:

Underwriting of the loan package prepared with the information furnished by the applicant.

The Repairs:

Upon confirmation of the loan approval, the owner proceeds to do the required repairs prior to closing.

The Closing:

Execution of the loan documents, the note and the deed of trust, and disbursement of funds. Generally, the closing takes place at a title insurance company, which files the documents on public record.

A diagram of the buying process for a real estate company

Documents

Required Documents For a Mortgage Loan


Legal Status:

  • Citizen or permanent resident.
  • Driver’s License or identification.
  • Social Security Number.

Place of Residence:

  • Last 2 years address.
  • Landlord’s name, address & telephone number.

Work History:

  • Employer’s name, address & telephone number for the last 2 years.
  • Copy of income tax return with W-2 or 1099 (last 2 years).
  • Last pay stubs (30 days).

Financial Status:

  • Bank account statements (last 3 months).
  • Retirement accounts, 401K, etc.
  • Other Income or Liabilities

The Selling Process


The Agent:

You hire Avangard to market and sell your property. An agent assigned to represent you through the process detailed hereinafter.

The Offer:

Document that reflects what a specific buyer is willing to pay for the property and under what conditions. While under negotiations with a particular buyer, any other offers are simultaneously submitted for your analysis.

The Contract:

Accepted offer, duly executed and dated.

The Title:
Deed of property generally prepared by a title insurance company. Your help will be required to clear the exceptions, should any appear after a title search is completed.

The Repairs:
Upon confirmation of the buyer’s approval for a loan, the required and previously agreed repairs must be done and completed prior to closing.

The Closing:
Execution of the warranty deed and disbursement of funds. Generally, the closing takes place at a title insurance company, where documents are notarized and filed on public record.

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