This is one of the biggest changes in real estate in recent years, so if you've bought a home before, the process may look different this time.The simplest answer is: As a buyer, you are responsible
Dated: July 2 2025
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In their last video, Brieanna Kelley of Annie Mac Home Mortgage and Tom Blake, CRS, of RE/MAX Liberty discussed the very first steps to take in the home-buying process - even before you go out to see the first property! It's a lot of work, and each member of our team has personally navigated the ups and downs of buying, selling, or doing both at once, so we know the excitement, the stress, and the pain that comes with moving in Central Massachusetts.
🎥 In their newest video, Brie and Tom walk you through the next steps to take: what to do once your offer is accepted.
Key Points of the video:
• Preapproval v. Prequalification – which is better?
• Next steps after your offer is accepted. Home inspection, appraisal. Brieanna reminds you to focus on getting the requested paperwork!
• Underwriting: what is it and what should you expect
• Clear to close: work being done in the background. There will be one more soft credit pull and verification of employment.
Got questions? We’re just a message away:
Lender: Brieanna Kelley- 978-852-6376 bkelley@annie-mac.com
Sales Agent: Thomas Blake, CRS- 508-951-2803 tom@homesjustforyou.com
Broker/Owner: Kurt Thompson, CRS- 978-833-3569 kurt@homesjustforyou.com
RE/MAX Liberty is Central Massachusetts' Trusted Guide to Real Estate. Feel free to reach out!
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