KIMBERLEY MARR
Home Buying & Selling System
GET YOUR FREE HOTLIST OF FIRST-TIME BUYER HOMES
Get FREE HotList by completing the form on this page
Start with the homes that actually make sense for you.
Your personalized HotList gives you a quick look at homes currently available within your price range and the areas you want to live - so you can see what your budget can actually buy.
It’s an easy way to start comparing homes, locations and value before you make any decisions.
YOUR PERSONALIZED HOTLIST
FREE. NO OBLIGATION.
SOMETIMES THE BEST OPPORTUNITY ISN'T THE ONE EVERYONE ELSE IS LOOKING AT
Your personalized HotList gives you homes currently for sale that match what you're looking for. But not every home is publicly available for sale online. Looking beyond publicly listed homes can open up an entirely different set of possibilities.
Off-market and unlisted homes may never appear online. Where available, these may include power of sales properties, distress sales, builder opportunities and other special situations.
There may be fewer buyers aware of these properties, which may mean less competition and may create an opportunity to negotiate price, conditions, closing date + other terms. That's where Kimberley's VIP Home Hunter program comes in.
You don't have to spend nights searching, refreshing + checking the same websites. We can help identify homes that may fit. The VIP Home Hunter program is a separate service. Contact Kimberley for details.
HOW MUCH RENT ARE YOU PAYING EVERY MONTH?
Have you calculated what that adds up to over 10 years?
YOUR MONTHLY RENT × 120 MONTHS = YOUR 10-YEAR TOTAL
Example: $2,600 × 120 = $312,000
What if some of those future housing dollars could instead be redirected toward building equity of your own rather than your landlord's?
That doesn't automatically mean buying is right for you today.
But if you've been wondering whether some of that money could go toward a home and building equity of your own, it may be worth finding out what's actually available and what it would cost you before assuming it isn't possible.