Selling and Buying a Home at the Same Time

Your Next Home Awaits—Bigger, Better & Built For Your Evolving Needs

Upsizing your home is an exciting step, but it comes with unique challenges—especially when buying and selling a home at the same time. From navigating the financial aspects of upsizing to finding the right upsized home that meets your growing needs, careful planning is essential. This guide will help you explore your options, streamline the transition, and make informed decisions to ensure a smooth and successful move.

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Buying a House While Selling

Selling & Buying at the Same Time? We’ve Got You Covered.

Upsizing is exciting—but balancing a home sale and a new purchase can feel overwhelming. Our team specializes in strategic planning to help you navigate both transactions smoothly. We'll ensure you maximize the sale price of your current home while securing the perfect next home without unnecessary stress or financial strain.

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Upsizing Done Right

A Smarter, Stress-Free Way to Move To Your Next Home

You need more than just a real estate agent—you need a proven plan for selling and buying at the right time, without juggling two mortgages or rushing into a decision.

Sell First or Buy First?

We'll help you to assess your financial position along with the market conditions to help you choose the best approach.

VIP Home Search

As you sell, we’ll curate an exclusive list of off-market and coming-soon properties so you can find your next home before others even see it.

Bridging the Gap

Need temporary housing? Looking for financing solutions? We have strategies to keep your move seamless, no matter the circumstances.

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Your next home is more than just extra space—it’s about lifestyle, comfort, and long-term value. Whether you're eyeing a bigger backyard, a chef’s kitchen, or a better school district, we’ll help you sell smart and buy better.

Let's make your move strategic, profitable, and stress-free.

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First-Time Home Buyer FAQs

Your Questions Answered

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The amount varies based on your loan type. FHA loans typically require 3.5% down, conventional loans can start as low as 3%, and VA and USDA loans may offer 0% down options.

Yes, many states and local governments offer down payment assistance programs in the form of grants, low-interest loans, or forgivable loans to help first-time buyers afford a home.

Your affordability depends on your income, monthly debts, and down payment amount. Lenders typically follow the 28/36 rule, meaning your monthly mortgage payment shouldn’t exceed 28% of your gross income, and total debt payments shouldn’t exceed 36%.

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Ready to take the next step in your real estate journey? Our team of local experts is here to guide you every step of the way. Whether you're buying or selling, we can help you achieve your real estate goals and make your dreams come true.