What's your next move?
Get pre-approved
Find out how much you can borrow.
Tour homes
See homes that fit your budget and needs.
Make an offer
Agree on the price, terms, and closing date.
Attorney review
In New Jersey, attorneys usually have three business days to request changes or cancel.
Inspect and appraise
Check the home's condition and value.
Get your keys
Do a final walkthrough, sign, and close.
Set the price
Review recent sales nearby and choose a list price.
Prepare and list
Get the home ready, photographed, and on the market.
Compare offers
Weigh price, financing, and timing.
Attorney review
In New Jersey, attorneys usually have three business days to request changes or cancel.
Inspection and certificates
Handle the buyer's inspection and any certificates your town requires.
Hand over the keys
Sign the final documents and close.
- Is now the right time for me?
- What could I afford?
- What could my home sell for?
Good questions to start with. Ask Marion
Try the numbers
Estimated monthly payment
Example numbers on a 30-year loan, with principal, interest, and property tax. Not a loan offer. A lender can give you real numbers.Common questions
Does it cost anything to talk to Marion?
No. A first conversation is free, and you can ask questions before you decide anything.
How are agents paid?
Commissions are negotiable and spelled out in a written agreement. Marion can walk you through the terms before you sign.
Do I need an attorney in New Jersey?
Many New Jersey buyers and sellers hire one, especially in the northern part of the state. Line one up early so they are ready for attorney review.