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Step 1. Obtaining Pre Approval
Step 2. Determining Where You Want To Live
Step 3. Choosing The Right Home
Step 4. Making An Offer
Step 5. Financial Paperwork
Step 6. Home Inspection
Step 7. Homeowners Insurance
Step 8. Closoing
Step 9. Arranging Utilities
Step 10. Moving Day
 
 
Step 1.
 Obtaining Preapproval
Once you define exactly what you are able to afford in terms of a mortgage payment using our pre-approval process, you have a powerful advantage. Back to Top
Step 2.
 Determining Where You Want To Live
It’s important to pinpoint the area(s) you would like to live. Some of the key determining factors include distance from work, schools, and proximity to shopping, parks, and golf courses. Back to Top
Step 3.
 Choosing The Right Home
Once you determine where you want to live, it is important to find the right home to fit your needs. Design and floorplan are essential details that make your house a place to live and grow. Back to Top
Step 4.
 Making An Offer
Once your ideal home is found, the next step is to make an offer. This means completing a purchase agreement and submitting it to the seller. Once the offer is submitted to the seller, he or she will either accept it or provide you with a counter-offer. At this point, you become the offeree, meaning if you accept the seller’s counter-offer, you agree to purchase the home. Back to Top
Step 5.
 Financial Paperwork
Once a purchase agreement is accepted, you need to complete your financing. If you’re already pre-approved through AHF then you simply call your mortgage representative to schedule an appointment to complete the application process. AHF will work around the clock to get your financing lined up and ready for closing. Back to Top
Step 6.
 Home Inspection
While AHFprepares your financing, you will want to schedule an inspection to ensure there are no major problems with the home you are buying. Back to Top
Step 7.
 Homeowners Insurance
Prior to closing, you need to obtain a homeowner’s policy. Back to Top
Step 8.
 Closing
The seller will be responsible for procuring Title Insurance to ensure “good title” to the home. The closing is where you will sign all the necessary papers to purchase the home and the proper legal documents to transfer the title to you. Closing your home at the title insurance company insures the closing and necessary paperwork is handled property. Back to Top
Step 9.
 Arranging Utilities
Prior to taking possession of the home, you will want to arrange for your new utilities including: telephone, gas, electric, water, garbage, sewage, cable, etc. Back to Top
Step 10.
 Moving Day
The final step is scheduling the movers and moving. Back to Top
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