Brad Reed - Your Realtor

Do you know what happens after you submit an offer?

The seller can accept, reject, or counter. If they counter, you negotiate until both sides agree. Once you do, you sign and go under contract.

Then comes inspections, appraisal, and title work. That's usually 30 to 45 days.

The offer starts the process. There's a lot more between "yes" and "closed."

Questions about buying in Hendricks County? I'm Brad Reed w BluPrint Real Estate Group at 317-777-0767 or Calendly.com/BradNReed.

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Most buyers don't lose the house because they got outbid. They lose it because they weren't ready.
Here are four things that need to be done before you write an offer.
• Pick your agent first. Find someone willing to walk multiple houses with you and negotiate alongside you.
• Get preapproved. Not started, not prequalified. Preapproved, letter in hand.
• Know your monthly payment. A good agent can negotiate prepaids that buy down your rate and get you more house for the same money.
• Walk several houses. Not one. Several. So you know what you actually want.
Ready to start? Call or text 317-777-0767 or grab time at Calendly.com/BradNReed.
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Most people think making an offer is just about the number.
It's not.
Your price matters. But so do your contingencies, your earnest money, your timeline, and how clean your terms are. A well-structured offer can beat a higher one.
That's what I help buyers think through before they ever write a number down.
Questions about buying in Hendricks County? I'm at 317-777-0767 or Calendly.com/BradNReed.