Finding the house for you is difficult enough, but finding the right home and the answers you need is what Three Star Financial, Inc is here to do. 
 
Here are some tips to help you become your own landlord.

• Hire a real estate professional.
  The first step is to select an agent to help you find the the right home for you. Working with a buyer agent is a great way to start because there are no obligations or upfront fees. By getting a buyer’s agent he or she is legally responsible for representing the buyer's best interest in a real estate transaction. However, before deciding a home we will look at the many possiblityies we can do for you and explain the process of buying or selling a home. Your Three Star Financial Agent will guide you through every step to buying a home.

• Shop for mortgage rates and terms.
  Three Star Financial, Insc is a mortgage broker to help find the best rate and mortgage payment there is for you. There are many differnet types of loan, and through commitment and helping our cleints every step of the way we would help in finding the best mortgage rate.

• Prequalify for a loan.
  Prequalifing for a loan determines how much you can afford. This allows you to find the right home, neighborhood, schools, and what you can afford before having to spend too much money going with an agent and spending money. Also, this indicates to the seller that you are serious buyer and really can afford to buy the property and everything will go smoothly since the seller knows you can afford to buy their home.

• Define what you want.
  We what you to fill out our list of buyer’s preference to help us find the home you want and see what you can do. It is also helpful to search online to see what is currently available on the market. Your real estate agent can then show you houses, land, lots, etc., in the area you would like, price range you can afford, and meet you expectations.

• Visit properties.
  Now you're ready to visit the selcted properties you wanted. Ask your Real Estate Agent to arrange showings, and keep track of the properties you've seen.

• Know the features that help or hurt resale.
  Your real estate agent can point out features that hurt, and those that help, resale value.

• Rate the houses you tour.
  After touring each home, write down what you liked and didn't like. Develop a rating system that will help narrow the field down. For example, pick the house you like best on day one and compare all other houses to it. When you find a better one, use the new favorite as the standard.

• Make an offer.
  Once you've pinpointed your dream house, it's time to get serious about the financial and contractual side of the purchase. Your real estate agent is an advantage since you and the seller have different goals.

• Arrange for a home inspection.
  After your offer is accepted, set up a home inspection. It's common to find problems, including leaky roofs, cracked walls, insect infestations and foundation problems. Your real estate professional can help find a reputable inspector, and will negotiate to get you the most for your money once the inspector's report is final. If you negotiate repairs as part of the purchase, ask for a ";walk through" before finalizing the paperwork. Ask your real estate expert about home protection plans, which may save you money in the near future.

• Close.
  Before your closing date, make sure you've made all necessary deposits and completed the paperwork - including mortgage, title, homeowners insurance and any other paperwork required by local or state governments.

• Prepare for life in your new home.
  Before rolling out the welcome mat, consider some moving basics: arranging for an alarm company, turning on electricity, water and gas, cleaning or replacing the carpet, and notifying your local post office of your new address. The best time for renovations is often before you move in.