How does Angie Brazell help buyers?
Buying a home in Greenville starts with a clear plan. As an agent with XSell Upstate, Angie Brazell walks you through every step, from your first talk with a lender to the day you get your keys.
You get honest advice, quick answers and someone watching the details, so you can focus on finding the right home.
What are the steps to buying a home?
Six steps from your first question to your front door.
Get pre-approved
A lender reviews your finances and tells you what you can borrow, so you shop with a real number and sellers take your offer seriously.
Decide what matters most
Location, size, commute, yard, budget. Sort your must-haves from your nice-to-haves before the tours begin.
Tour homes
See homes in person and online, with someone pointing out what to look at closely and what a listing photo leaves out.
Make an offer
Review recent sales together, then write an offer that fits your budget and your terms.
Inspect and appraise
The inspection shows the home’s condition and the appraisal confirms its value for the lender. You’ll get help with any repair requests.
Close and get your keys
A final walkthrough, the signing and the funding. Then the home is yours.
Tips for buyers in Greenville
Keep your credit steady
Hold off on new loans or credit cards until closing. Lenders check your credit again before funding.
Budget beyond the price
Plan for closing costs, the inspection, moving day and the first few repairs.
Visit at different times
See the street on a weekday evening and a weekend morning before you decide.
Angie is an amazing realtor and invests her time and energy to make every transaction the best it can be. I first contacted her to sell my mother’s property. Little did either of us know, it would take 2 years to get it ready to sell. Angie was with me every step of the way. She recommended tradesmen for multiple jobs, gave her own recommendations on what to fix, etc., and even met people at the house when I was unable to make it.
Questions buyers ask
How much do I need for a down payment?
It depends on the loan. Some programs allow a small down payment and others ask for more. A lender can tell you which ones you qualify for.
Do I need to be pre-approved before I tour homes?
It’s the best place to start. You’ll know your price range, and sellers take a pre-approved buyer’s offer more seriously.
How is a buyer’s agent paid?
You and Angie Brazell agree on it in writing before you tour homes together. Commissions are negotiable and aren’t set by law, and you’ll hear the options up front.
Can I buy a home before I sell mine?
Often, yes. It depends on your finances and your loan. Angie Brazell can walk through the options with you and your lender.
Ready to start your search?
Call Angie Brazell or send a note. You’ll hear back soon.