Lara Kibler

The very first step to purchasing a home is always always always to talk to determine your budget by talking to a lender or a financial advisor. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of taking your time (if possible) and working with your real estate professional to figure out what you really want and need.

The market is still great for sellers! I would recommend clearing your home of clutter, especially clutter that dates the home as much as possible. Just make sure your home is clean and presentable. Work with a real estate professional to determine pricing. Ask for a comparable properties, and discuss things like the fees involved with selling.

I have worked with a variety of clients. I have helped several first homebuyers, as well as people looking for their home. I have worked with people who are moving out of state to sell their home, and are moving into the state to buy a home that fits their needs.

I was a teacher for 15 years. I loved working with my students and my colleagues, but the every day stress and time took a toll on me and my family. I started in real estate because I wanted to still be able to help people, and also because I love looking at houses, and I’ve always enjoyed helping my friends find a house that fits their needs as well.