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Eric Kwasnjuk
Sales Associate
(215) 546-0550
ekwasnjuk@yahoo.com
Eric Kwasnjuk's Buyer Presentation
April 2, 2026
 
 
WHY SHOULD I USE A BUYER AGENT?
A Buyer Agent is a trusted advisor who looks out for your interests in the purchase of a home. The Buyer Agent follows a process designed to give you the information you need to make effective decisions from home search through settlement.
Working with a Buyer Agent can help
smooth the entire home‑buying process.
As a Buyer Agent, I can help you understand:
  • Agent representation choices and advocacy
  • The risks, consequences, and possible outcomes of various choices
  • The process of finding and buying a home
  • How to look at homes that might interest you
  • The importance of buyer representation when submitting an offer
  • Contract nuances and negotiating strategies
  • Leveraging the offer in a buyers’ or sellers’ market
  • What happens when yours isn’t the only offer
  • Home inspections—and what determines a defect
  • Appraisals and why accurately estimating value can be challenging
  • How using affiliated service providers for mortgage,title, insurance, and home warranty can streamline the transaction
 
WHY SHOULD I CHOOSE BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY HOMESERVICES FOX & ROACH, REALTORS®?
 
Whether You’ve Owned Real Estate for a Lifetime or You’re Looking for Your Very First Home, You can Rely on One Company to Deliver EVERYTHING YOU NEED.
  • For more than 135 years, our professionals have guided clients like you through countless real estate sales and purchases.
  • Whether you are looking for an established community or new construction, we offer powerful tools to help you find your dream home.
  • With 75+ offices and 4,500 sales associates, we have in-depth knowledge of local market conditions, regulations, and traditions in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware.
  • As an affiliate of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, we can offer connections to offices and professionals across North America, Europe and Asia, and a global relocation network.
  • Our agents have access to the robust resources and best-in-class technology they need to provide you with a higher level of service.
  • Our name stands for integrity, financial acumen, and endurance. You can trust us to represent your interests and to focus on getting you the best price and best term possible.
WE INVITE YOU TO
EXPERIENCE “EXCEPTIONAL”.
MY QUESTIONS FOR YOU.
Your answers to these questions will help me serve you better.
 
ARE YOU FAMILIAR WITH AGENCY RELATIONSHIPS?
  • Before we talk about financial matters or motivation to buy, we will discuss the different types of agency relationships.
  • After you’ve received a consumer statement or notice confirming the capacity in which I will be working with you, we can discuss your wants, needs and non-negotiable items in your home search..
WHAT IS YOUR TIMEFRAME?
  • Market activity can be fast. What would happen if you found a nearly perfect home right now? What would have to be in place not to lose it? How can we help?
WHICH TOWNS ARE OF INTEREST AND WHY?
  • Given the possibility of a low supply of available homes, towns near the one(s) you are considering might also suit your needs. Is it OK to expand our search area?
WHO WILL BE INCLUDED IN THE HOME SEARCH AND BUYING DECISION?
  • How many people will be living in the home? What are their important activities?
  • What features of a previous home or area did you like or dislike most?
  • Given that no home is 100% perfect, what are the “must-have” features you’d want now or as future options?
WHAT STAGE ARE YOU IN THE MORTGAGE PROCESS?
  • Have you been pre-qualified or pre-approved? If so, when? Everyone benefits from a second opinion. Rates aren’t the whole picture. Programs and products tell the whole story.
  • After you are pre-approved, we can discuss the price range you’ve targeted and whether there is a broader range that you wouldn’t want to eliminate from a home search
CRITICAL CONSUMER INFORMATION
AGENCY RELATIONSHIPS
When real estate professionals work with buyers and sellers, “agency” relationships are established.
As you start working with a Fox & Roach, Realtors sales professional, ask for a clear explanation of agency laws in the state of your home search: New Jersey, Pennsylvania or Delaware.
NEW JERSEY: There are four kinds of agency relationships. Ask a NJ licensed real estate sales representative for a Consumer Information Statement prior to a discussion of financial matters or the motivation to buy or sell.
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BUYER’S AGENT:
A Buyer’s Agent represents the buyer with a fiduciary to represent the buyer’s best interests including reasonable care, loyalty, confidentiality and full disclosure. A buyer wishing to be represented by a Buyer’s Agent is advised by the state of NJ to enter into an Exclusive Buyer Agency Agreement with the brokerage firm.
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SELLER’S AGENT:
A Seller’s Agent represents the interests of the seller with a fiduciary of reasonable confidentiality, care, loyalty and disclosure, assisting the seller in locating a buyer and negotiating a transaction suitable to the seller’s specific needs.
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DISCLOSED DUAL AGENT:
A Disclosed Dual Agent represents the interests of both the buyer and the seller with responsibilities to act in the best interest of both parties. To work as a dual agent, the firm must obtain written consent of the buyer and the seller. Disclosed dual agency is most likely to occur when a licensee with a firm is also working as a seller’s agent.
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TRANSACTION BROKER:
A Transaction Broker works with a buyer or a seller or both in the sales transaction without representing anyone.
PENNSYLVANIA: There are four kinds of agency relationships, Until selecting a business agency relationship by written agreement, the licensee is NOT representing you. Ask a PA licensed real estate salesperson for a Consumer Notice required at the time of an initial interview and prior to disclosing any financial information.
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BUYER’S AGENT:
A Buyer Agent works exclusively for the buyer, even if paid by seller, working in buyer’s best interests of continuous good faith to find a property, keeping all information confidential other than known material defects about the property.

A buyer wishing to be represented by a Buyer’s Exclusive Agent is advised by the state of PA to enter into an Exclusive Buyer Agency Contract with terms determined as a result of negotiations between Broker and Buyer and not set or recommended by any association of REALTORS.
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SELLER’S AGENT:
A Seller Agent works exclusively for the seller acting in seller’s best interest of continuous good faith to find a buyer. All confidential information relayed by the seller must be kept confidential except that a licensee must reveal known material defects about the property. A subagent has the same duties and obligations as the seller agent.
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DUAL AGENT:
A Dual Agent works for both the seller and the buyer and may not take any action adverse or detrimental to either party but must disclose known material defects about the property. A licensee must have the written consent of both parties before acting as a dual agent.
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DESIGNATED AGENT:
Licensees designated within the firm by the broker act as Designated Agents in a Buyer Agent capacity in the transaction. Because the broker supervises all licensees, the broker acts as Dual Agent with the duty of maintaining confidentiality within the firm.
DELAWARE: PRESUMED AGENCY:
The consumer is a Customer, Not a Client, upon first contact with a broker or salesperson who carries the Duty of Confidentiality. An automatic Client Relationship begins with other Statutory Duties upon the earlier of : a first appointment; first showing of a property; or making an offer.
Ask a Delaware licensed real estate salesperson for a CIS - Consumer Information Statement, required to be provided at the earlier of these times.
STATUTORY AGENCY: A real estate broker / salesperson is a Statutory Agent, NOT a fiduciary under common law, but an independent contractor, with duties specified by statutory law, and may be a dual agent representing both parties, unless declined.
DESIGNATED AGENT: An independent contractor - licensed broker or salesperson - working with the consumer under statutory law.
DUAL AGENT: if the same salesperson or associate broker represents both the buyer and the seller in a transaction, the licensee is a dual agent as well as the agent’s broker and firm. Consent to dual agency is presumed unless another form of agency is selected on the CIS.
 
 
WHAT HAPPENS DURING THE HOME⁠FINDING PROCESS?
Listed below are the elements typically included in finding and buying a home. I can guide you through every step of the way.
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INITIAL CONSULTATION
  • Determine your priorities and needs
  • Review “agency” choices and select the appropriate working relationship
  • Discuss financing options
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OBTAINING FINANCING
  • Find a mortgage company
  • Consult with a loan officer
  • Pre-qualification
  • Complete loan application
  • Obtain loan pre-approval
  • Provide requested documentation
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FINDING A HOME
  • Buyer Agent shows you properties based on your criteria
  • Evaluate each property with Buyer Agent
  • Choose the right home
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PREPARING AN OFFER
  • Review comparable sales to determine offer price
  • Review progress of loan pre-approval and decide on financing
  • Decide on other terms (inspections, possession date, personal property, etc.)
  • Prepare earnest money deposit
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REACH AN AGREEMENT WITH THE SELLER
  • Present your offer
  • Negotiate terms and possible counteroffers
  • Agree upon sales contract with the seller
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COMPLETE THE SETTLEMENT PROCESS
  • Deposit earnest money
  • Review seller’s property disclosure
  • Review preliminary title report
  • Discuss roof, termite and other inspections
  • Remove any remaining contingencies
  • Arrange for homeowner’s insurance
  • Arrange for home warranty
  • Arrange for movers
  • Make final walk-through of property with Buyer Agent
  • Provide balance of down payment and closing costs
  • Sign documents
  • Loan funding
  • Record title
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RECEIVE THE KEYS & MOVE IN!
 
HOW DO I FIND THE RIGHT HOME?
 
Discovering the right home should be an exciting event. My goal is to make that process as easy, efficient and enjoyable for you as possible. Based on my experience, here are some tips:
  • Set your price range. Identifying what’s affordable up front will save time. That’s why it’s important to consider financing options and begin the mortgage pre-approval process as soon as possible
  • Preview only a few homes at a time. From the multitude of properties on the market, I will select those that most closely meet your unique needs and interests.
  • See for yourself. We will schedule time to look at homes and neighborhoods. I will arrange showing appointments with the sellers or their brokers. .
  • Limit conversation with the sellers or their agent if they are present at the showing. Not sharing your thoughts with them strengthens your negotiating position. I am happy to get answers to any questions you might have.
  • Tell me what you like and dislike about each property you see. I will refine my search based on your feedback as we continue to assess your needs and buying criteria.
Let’s Get Started on Your
HOME-FINDING JOURNEY!.
 
HOW DO I MAKE AN OFFER?
Once you’ve found the right house, the next step is to make a purchase offer to the seller. It’s a big step, but I will help guide you through it. Listed below are a few of the considerations we’ll discuss together.
 
 
We’ll determine the price you want to offer.
  • The seller’s asking price may or may not reflect realistic market value.
  • The best way to determine market value is a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA), which shows similar properties that sold recently, those that didn’t sell, and those that are currently on the market. I’ll prepare a CMA and walk you through it.
  • We’ll also talk about estimated costs associated with the purchase. We’ll decide on financing.
  • We’ll review the status of your loan
    pre-approval.
  • We’ll work together with your loan officer so you can understand your financing options and determine the mortgage plan that best fits your requirements.
We’ll consider other issues that are important to you, such as…
  • Items of personal property that you want included with the house, such as appliances or window coverings.
  • Home warranty, inspections and repairs or enhancements you want the seller to complete.
  • Closing date and when you want to take possession of the property.
After our discussions, I will prepare and present your offer and negotiate on your behalf.
  • The seller will:
    • Accept your offer as is.
    • Reject your offer.
    • Make a counteroffer, proposing adjustments to your offer.
  • If the seller makes a counteroffer, you can choose whether to accept it or reject it.
 
 
What determines whether my OFFER will be accepted?
Real estate markets experience different trends based on supply and demand. The type of market impacts your offer.
 
 
Seller’s Market:
When interest rates are low, buyer demand increases, causing a shortage in the supply of homes for sale. In a seller’s market, the seller controls the negotiation. I will leverage negotiation of price and compelling terms.
Buyer’s Market:
In a balanced or a buyer’s market, where supply of homes is plentiful, the buyer has greater leverage.
I will represent your best interests during the critical negotiation process, navigating market conditions to help secure your offer’s acceptance. As we go through the process, I will also advise you on:
The single offer and counteroffer
We’ll discuss creative solutions to appeal to the seller versus a quick compromise.
Multiple offers by sealed offer
We’ll negotiate on compelling price and terms designed to beat other offers. We’ll also determine a “walk-away” price based on pending sales.
 
Risks and consequences of the escalation clause
We’ll anticipate the seller’s objections and prepare for a counteroffer.
 
State-specific issues
I’ll inform you of legal issues specific to your state, such as review periods.
Contract acceptance
I’ll work to align all parties for a seamless flow.
 
 
WHAT SHOULD I KNOW ABOUT MAKING AN OFFER  IN A SELLER’S MARKET?
When increased buyer demand causes a shortage in the supply of homes for sale, more than one buyer may be offering on the same home.

I will work with you to help you understand your choices.
 
 
KEY POINTS
  • Only you can determine what price to offer in a multiple-offer “sealed offer” situation.
  • Prices on sales closed months ago do not tell the whole story of value today.
  • Contract (pending) sales provide a timely indication of what typical buyers are willing to offer in the same market.
  • Determining your “walk-away” value—your top price—will relieve any regrets or remorse.
MORE POINTS TO CONSIDER:
  • In a competitive situation, the seller may continue to receive offers until achieving the best possible terms.
  • The seller’s agent can’t provide confidential information about offers from other parties. However, the seller may allow the listing agent to convey terms to other interested buyers in order to achieve the best possible terms for the seller.
  • The best contract isn’t always based on price alone. Compelling terms are also important.
THESE MIGHT INCLUDE:
  • Closing date
  • Amount of deposit
  • Amount or type of mortgage
  • Whether you must sell a current home to complete the transaction
  • Waiving mortgage or appraisal contingencies on the advice of a financial or mortgage consultant.
  • Waiving inspections (My company always recommends inspections by qualified professionals.)
  • Purchasing a home warranty to protect the seller through closing in case inspectors find issues.
  • A mortgage pre-approval is a highly-compelling term that the seller may prefer to pre-qualification.
  • An escalation clause that automatically increases your price up to a set ceiling, results in higher net proceeds to the seller than competing offers. However, not all sellers are comfortable with the process.
 
 
 
WHEN IS A DEAL A DEAL?
When the deal is considered closed depends on whether the sale takes place in Pennsylvania, Delaware or New Jersey.
 
 
All 3 states direct what real estate professionals are allowed to say. They CAN’T provide you with legal advice or legal interpretation of the laws as they are written. They CAN share the actual language of the laws as they are written.

If you have legal questions, direct them to the appropriate government agency and/or to your legal counsel.
Pennsylvania & Delaware are not Attorney Review states. They do not require that buyers and sellers involve an attorney in the transaction.

A deal is a deal when parties to the contract have fully signed and accepted, pending contingency clauses and time periods.
New Jersey is an Attorney Review state. During a 3-day Attorney Review Period after signing, either the buyer or the seller can rescind, or cancel, the contract.
HERE’S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE
3-DAY ATTORNEY REVIEW PERIOD:
  • The attorneys can mutually agree to shorten or extend it.
  • The attorney for either party can cancel or disapprove the contract for any reason (or none at all) with properly-served notice.
  • NJ Real Estate Commission regulations require that real estate professionals must present all written offers to the seller.
HERE’S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT BACK-UP OFFERS.
  • Back-up Offers are written, signed offers received when a previously-executed contract is in effect, having passed attorney review.
  • Back-up Offers must be presented to the seller or authorized representative.
  • Before taking any action on Back-ups, the seller should consult an attorney.
The NJ Attorney Review guidelines are believed to be in full accordance with the laws of agency and the rules and regulations of the New Jersey Real Estate Commission.
 
HOME INSPECTION?
Your answers to these questions will help me serve you better.
 
Before the contract, we will bring up any issues noticeable to the naked eye—broken windows, torn screens, etc.—that need to be addressed. If you find any defective items, be sure to let me know.
Under contract, a professional home inspection looks for items that only an expert can assess: heating, electrical, air conditioning, plumbing, roofing, structure, foundation, well and septic. The contract will specify when the seller’s agent or attorney must have the inspector’s report noting any structural defects.
What is considered a defect?
A defect is a condition that makes the system or component unable to do the job it was designed to do at the time of contract.
  • Before we talk about financial matters or motivation to buy, we will discuss the different types of agency relationships.
  • After you’ve received a consumer statement or notice confirming the capacity in which I will be working with you, we can discuss your wants, needs and non-negotiable items in your home search..
I WILL MAKE SURE
YOUR CONCERNS ARE RAISED
AT THE APPROPRIATE TIME.
WHY IS A HOME APPRAISAL IMPORTANT?
 
A home appraisal is an unbiased professional’s opinion of a home’s value. When you’re using a mortgage to buy a home, it is one of the first steps in the closing process, and it is key to the transaction.
If the appraised value comes in at or above the contract price, the transaction proceeds as planned. However, if the appraised value is lower than the contract price, it can delay or derail the transaction. The bank won’t loan you more than the appraised value of the home.
If you receive a low appraisal in a seller’s market:
  • When buyer demand is high, I won’t rely just on past closed sales to navigate low appraisal hurdles, because they have little relevance.
  • I will include contract (pending) sales, because they are a timely indication of current market prices.
  • Fannie Mae’s Selling Guide requires that the home appraiser analyze all closed sales, contract sales and listings that are most comparable to the property you want to buy.
If the appraised value comes in at or above the contract price, the transaction proceeds as planned. However, if the appraised value is lower than the contract price, it can delay or derail the transaction. The bank won’t loan you more than the appraised value of the home.
If you receive a low appraisal in a buyer’s market:
  • When buyer demand is high, I won’t rely just on past closed sales to navigate low appraisal hurdles, because they have little relevance.
  • When demand is low and prices are dropping, I will leverage a low appraisal as a negotiating tool to encourage the seller to lower the price. I will work hard to keep your transaction on track.
I WILL WORK HARD TO KEEP YOUR TRANSACTION ON TRACK.
WHY SHOULD I CONSIDER ‘ONE‑STOP SHOPPING'?
Using mortgage, title, insurance and home warranty service providers offered by your real estate company can help make your home purchase easier. A smooth and streamlined transaction saves you time and makes your real estate experience more enjoyable.
The National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) surveyed buyers about “One-Stop-Shop” services.*
ACCORDING TO THE STUDY’S RESPONDENTS, ADVANTAGES OF ONE-STOP SHOPPING INCLUDE: 
96%
of buyers think that receiving all services from one provider would make purchasing a home easier.
77%
Making the transaction less expensive
73%
Making the transaction more manageable
73%
Convenience
73%
Preventing issues from falling through the cracks
71%
Having agents and other providers working together to ensure completion of the transaction
* 2019 National Association of Realtors and The Harris Poll Consumer Response Survey to One-Stop Shopping
My company offers everything you need
for a streamlined real estate transaction.
 
HOME INSPECTION?
Your answers to these questions will help me serve you better.
 
As your Buyer Agent, I’m here to support you through the home search, offer and contract negotiations through the closing on your new home—and beyond. I want to be your Forever REALTOR®.
In addition, I can offer you access to Pinnacle Home Services, a suite of homeowner resources to help handle all the details involved in buying and moving to a new home.
PINNACLE HOME SERVICES CAN INCLUDE HELP WITH:
  • Applying for mortgage financing
  • Arranging homeowner’s and title insurance
  • Home warranty coverage
  • Finding moving companies
  • Mail forwarding
  • Utilities set-up and connection, including internet/TV/home security options
  • Referrals to trusted contractors and vendors
  • Valuable discount coupons
  • An interactive Move Checklist
I’LL WORK WITH YOU TO MAKE FINDING,
BUYING & MOVING
TO YOUR NEW HOME AS
EASY AS POSSIBLE.
WHY DO I NEED THE PROFESSIONAL REPRESENTATION OF A BUYER AGENT?
 
With so many real estate search sites, you might wonder why you would need a buyer agent. The truth is, buying a home is one of the most complex and consequential transactions you’ll ever make. In addition to finding the property, you must navigate myriad neighborhood, financial, legal and regulatory details. Having an expert, local professional representing your best interests throughout the process is more important than ever.
 
AS YOU’RE GETTING STARTED, I WILL:
  1. Educate you on the home-buying process and coordinate a plan.
  2. Review the buyer agency agreement with you; we will agree on representation and negotiate compensation.
  3. Work within your budget and explain everything you will need financially.
  4. Share my expertise on the local housing market (e.g., price and negotiation trends, community).
  5. Decipher public property and tax information.
AS YOU ARE FINDING A HOME, I WILL:
  1. Research home information.
  2. Prepare you to have the most attractive offer in the current marketplace.
  3. Help you understand financial complexities such as mortgage rates and terms, appraisals and inspections, and coordination with lenders.
  4. Coordinate professional home inspections, vendors and appraisers.
  1. Develop competitive offers and negotiate as an expert the best price, terms and conditions.
  2. Represent your best interests, and advise you throughout the negotiation process.
AS YOU ARE FINALIZING THE TRANSACTION, I WILL BE BY YOUR SIDE TO:
  1. Navigate legal details, including managing attorney reviews, filing required state and federal forms, and knowing contracts inside and out.
  2. Coordinate with lenders, title and insurance throughout the entire process.
  3. Steward important contract deadlines to keep you in compliance.
  4. Provide guidance for walk-throughs prior to closing to ensure property condition.
  5. Work with necessary parties to ensure all contractual terms are completed.
  6. Advocate for you throughout the entire process and closing.
  7. Review your closing statements to ensure accuracy.
  8. Ensure all required actions are complete in advance for smooth closing.
AS YOUR BUYER AGENT, I CAN GUIDE YOU THROUGH
THE INTRICATE PROCESS OF ACHIEVING HOME OWNERSHIP.
 
 
AS MY BUYER AGENT, WHAT ARE THE SERVICES YOU PROVIDE FOR ME?
I will plan a home search based on your needs and introduce you to properties and neighborhoods that meet your requirements. And that’s just the beginning. I will get your home search off to a solid start.
OTHER SERVICES I WILL PROVIDE ARE:
GET YOUR HOME SEARCH OFF TO A SOLID START.
  • Present your property-search criteria to sources both within and outside the MLS to identify more homes that might meet your needs.
  • Provide sources of information to answer your questions about schools, neighborhoods, transportation, etc.
  • Provide a preliminary estimate of the costs associated with buying a home.
ADDRESS FINANCIAL ISSUES.
  • Help you obtain the financing you may need to purchase a home.
  • Provide you with information on becoming pre-qualified or pre-approved for a mortgage.
HELP PREPARE A PURCHASE OFFER ON THE PROPERTY OF YOUR CHOICE.
  • Review information on sales of comparable homes to help you decide on the price and financing terms you want to offer.
  • Provide you with advice and information on other terms for you to consider, such as possession date and personal property.
  • Recommend professional home, termite or other inspections and review the reports with you.
  • Recommend appropriate contingencies, such as a professional appraisal of value.
  • Explain the option of a home warranty, which can reduce your liability.
REPRESENT YOU IN THE TRANSACTION WITH THE SELLER.
  • Present your offer to the seller through their real estate professional.
  • Negotiate in your best interests, including counter offers, to reach an agreement that is acceptable to you.
WORK TO PROTECT YOUR INTERESTS AS THE TRANSACTION IS COMPLETED.
  • Review with you the seller’s written disclosure statement and other documents about the property’s condition.
  • Work with the parties to the transaction to see that all requirements of the purchase agreement are satisfied.
  • Accompany you on a comprehensive walk-through of the property and manage any discovered issues.
  • Provide you with information on any additional services you may need after closing.
THROUGHOUT THE PROCESS, YOU CAN COUNT ON ME FOR TIMELY REPORTS AND UPDATES.
 
HOW CAN I MAKE A SMOOTH TRANSITION TO MY NEW HOME?
Below are some steps and a timeline to consider as you get ready to move to your new property.
 
4 WEEKS BEFORE YOUR MOVE:
  • Contract with a reputable moving company.
  • Have school records transferred.
  • Arrange to transfer (or take with you) medical, dental and other important papers.
  • Prepare to transfer your homeowners and auto insurance to continuity of coverage.
  • Keep track of moving-related expenses. (Check with your accountant to find out which expenses will be tax deductible).
3 WEEKS BEFORE YOUR MOVE:
  • Obtain change-of-address cards and mail them to the post office, credit card companies, subscriptions, and other important contacts.
2 WEEKS BEFORE YOUR MOVE:
  • Arrange for a final utility reading at your former residence to take place the day after you move, and have utilities the phone service turned on at your new home the day before you move in.
  • Arrange for transfer of vehicle registrations and driver’s licenses.
  • Have an extra supply of prescription medications for the next four weeks.
  • We will schedule a final walk-through of the property to make sure everything is in order.
WEEK OF YOUR MOVE:
  • Keep valuable financial records and personal papers with you; do not pack them with the rest of your household goods.
  • On closing day, after the home purchase documents are recorded, move in!
AFTER YOU MOVE IN:
  • Consider plans for landscaping design, installation and maintenance.
  • Review home security requirements and systems.
  • Add new home furnishings, appliances and interior decorating to help make the house your home.
I CAN RECOMMEND TRUSTED LOCAL PROFESSIONALS TO HELP WITH MANY SERVICES TO FACILITATE YOUR MOVE.
 
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Eric Kwasnjuk
Eric Kwasnjuk
BHHS Fox & Roach, REALTORS
Sales Associate
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Eric Kwasnjuk
BHHS Fox & Roach, REALTORS
Sales Associate
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I have been privileged to enjoy a successful real estate career with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Fox & Roach, REALTORS®. I am compassionate, caring, and will work hard to find you the best home at the best price!! I have assisted 100s of buyers and sellers successfully!! Let Experience, Class, and Expertise work for you. Expert in Price Stategy for your home. Aggressive effective marketing program to sell your home quickly. Terrific buyer agent specialist - I know the inventory of homes and condos and the stragegy to get you the best price and location. I specialize in Center City and the surrounding neighborhoods.

phone
(215) 546-0550
DIRECT
phone
(267) 438-2158
MOBILE
phone
(215) 546-0550
OFFICE
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(215) 627-3142
FAX
email
ekwasnjuk@yahoo.com
EMAIL
language
https://erickwasnjuk.foxandroach.com
WEBSITE
domain
112 South 19th Street Suite 200
Philadelphia, PA 19103

I have been privileged to enjoy a successful real estate career with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Fox & Roach, REALTORS®. I am compassionate, caring, and will work hard to find you the best home at the best price!! I have assisted 100s of buyers and sellers successfully!! Let Experience, Class, and Expertise work for you. Expert in Price Stategy for your home. Aggressive effective marketing program to sell your home quickly. Terrific buyer agent specialist - I know the inventory of homes and condos and the stragegy to get you the best price and location. I specialize in Center City and the surrounding neighborhoods.

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This analysis has not been performed in accordance with the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice which require valuers to act as unbiased, disinterested third parties with impartiality, objectivity and independence and without accommodation of personal interest. It is not to be construed as an appraisal and may not be used as such for any purpose.