Buying a home
Buy the right house at the right price.
You get an agent who reads the disclosures, checks the comps, and tells you when to walk away. First home or fifth, the process is the same and I explain each step.
How buying works
Seven steps, in order.
Lender and budget
Get pre-approved so you know your payment and sellers take your offer seriously.
The list
We agree on must-haves, towns and price range before the first showing.
Showings
I point out roof and furnace age, signs of water, and anything that will cost you later.
Offer
Price backed by recent sales, with terms built for how much competition the house has.
Inspection
We sort the report into real problems and routine maintenance, then ask the seller for what matters.
Appraisal and loan
I keep the lender, title company and seller's agent on schedule.
Closing
Final walkthrough, sign, keys. I stay available after.
What you get from an engineer
A read on condition
I'm handy and I know what repairs take. You hear the realistic cost before you fall for the kitchen.
A price with reasons
Every offer number comes from comparable sales, adjusted for condition, with the math shown.
Straight answers
If a house is overpriced or has a problem, I say so, even when it means more showings.
“From day one, Nazar made everything feel simple, organized, and stress-free. He patiently answered every question, explained every step, and made sure we always knew what to expect.”
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