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The Purchase Process


  1. Select a Realtor® and establish a relationship
    Find a full time professional Realtor® with extensive lending, title, escrow, market and overall industry knowledge who maintains good relationships with fellow agents and brokers. The relationship with your agent is critical, so be sure that you are working with someone you feel you can trust and depend on. When you choose to work with one of the Plisky Group's agents, you will receive the support, availability knowledge and experience of the entire team. 
  2. Meet with a preferred lender and create a home buying plan Your Realtor will put you in touch with a  lender who will have the knowledge and resources to ensure success and maximize your potential. It is imperative to be in a position where you are ready to go before you find the property you want to purchase. This is a critical step and should be done before you start looking. Being pre-qualified for a loan determines how much house you can afford. It also allows you to move more swiftly when you find the right house, especially when you aren't the only interested buyer. Sometimes, clients are not quite ready to purchase and need to rearrange some finances to be in the optimal position, so we strategize with these clients and our preferrred lender to develop long term purchase plans.
  3. Identify property to buy 
    You will be shown homes that you are qualified to purchase based upon the criteria that you establish and based. The more precise and direct you are with your Realtors®, the more successful your search will be.
  4. Determine Seller's motivation
    Once you have found the home that you wish to purchase, your Realtors® will do the necessary research to help you structure an effective offer. This entails a bit of research on our part and will make a difference in the strength and desirability of your offer. In multiple offer situations, 
  5. Write offer to purchase
    Your Realtors® will draft the Purchase Agreement for you, advising you on legalities, protective contingencies and customary practices. At this time you will need to have your earnest money deposit (usually 3% of the purchase price) ready to be wired to escrow if your offer is accepted.
  6. Presentation of offer
    Your Realtors® will present your offer to the Seller or the Seller's agent. The Seller has three options: they can accept your offer, counter your offer, or reject your offer. Your Realtor's® personal knowledge of your needs and qualifications will enable them to represent you in the best way possible.
  7. Seller's response
    Your Realtors® will review the Seller's response with you. Their experience, negotiating skills and knowledge will benefit you in reaching a final agreement and entering into contract for purchase. 
  8. Open escrow
    When the Purchase Agreement is accepted and signed by all parties, your Realtors® will open escrow for you. At this time your earnest money should be wired into escrow. The escrow company will receive, hold and disburse all funds associated with your transaction. They will work closely with title and the lender. Its ia important that you complete and return all paperwork you receive from escrow as soon as possible. 
  9. Contingency period
    Contingency timeframes vary. This is the time allowed per your purchase agreement to obtain financing, obtain an appraisal, approve reports and documents related to the property, perform inspections, and satisfy any other contingencies to which your purchase is subject.
  10. Funds due and close of escrow When all of the conditions of the purchase agreement have been met, and the funding conditions have been satisfied for the lender, the lender will prepare your loan documents and send them to escrow. Escrow will further prepare your loan documents and arrange for an appointment with you and a corporate approved notary. You will sign your loan documents and escrow closing papers. You will deposit the balance of your down payment and closing costs to escrow. It is important that you make sure that these funds are readily available for deposit into escrow at least three business days before closing. The lender will then fund your loan. The next business day after funding occurs, the deed will then be recorded at the County Recorder's office. The County recorder wil notify escrow when the deed is recorded (confirmation) and you will take ownership of your new home.