These next 30 days consist of many moving parts. You as the buyer will need to follow up and provide all documents your lender requires while I work with everyone else to make sure they are in order. Timeliness is critical. 

Here's an overview of what you can expect during the buying process and working with me.

This is a quick overview of the optional Liquidated Damages Clause in the Purchase Contract.

There are a few things you need to know when it comes to closing costs and holding title. Please take a moment to read through this short, informational sheet.

Who pays what? County by County break down of City and County Transfer Tax. KEEP THIS AT HAND because you want NO suprises at the signing table.

Single? Married? Sole ownership? Joint tenants? Community property? Right of Survivorship? Your type of ownership taken, also known as 'vesting of title' will dictate how you sign your closing papers and record the transaction. Here's a great informational brochure explaining the common ways to hold title in California.

In my experience, ALTA is always recommended while the CLTA is more affordable, the ALTA is more comprehensive. Like a car buying liability Vs full coverage.

Home Inspections will not have a dollar amount to remedy problems, however, this is more in detail with photos so you can get a sense of what they are stating. I strongly recommend calling the Inspector who conducted the inspections if anything is unclear or vague. It is his/her duty to answer questions.

Section 1 is what you want to look for Section 2 are items the require less attention