Seller-paid closing costs
Ask whether the seller will contribute toward eligible closing costs, within your loan's rules.
First-time and repeat Utah home buyers
Know what to ask for. Know what you may still pay. Start with a free conversation about your buying costs, then build an offer with Jason and your lender.
Request your free homebuying consultationHome prices and monthly payments make affordability a serious concern. Jason works hard to help buyers understand the full picture, ask better questions, and pursue reasonable opportunities that may reduce upfront or ongoing costs. Financing programs and final loan terms must be evaluated with a qualified lender, and no savings or approval can be guaranteed.
A useful buying plan begins with your goals, likely timing, comfortable payment range, and the people who need to be involved. Financing decisions belong with a qualified lender; Jason coordinates the real-estate side, explains what is happening, and helps keep the process organized.
When a property is a possible fit, the next steps may include an offer strategy, contract review, inspections, appraisal, financing, title work, and final walkthrough. The exact process depends on the property and transaction.
Start with a conversation
Tell Jason what you are considering. The next step may be a plan, more information, or simply deciding that now is not the right time.
Before you pay, let's negotiate
Review your costs with your lender, build an offer around your goals, and negotiate the requests that fit your situation.
Request your free consultationSeller contributions require agreement and lender approval where applicable. Inspections and appraisal fees may be due before closing. Any credit depends on the contract and loan rules; repayment or a cash refund is not guaranteed. You may still have costs to pay.
Looking at a short-sale listing? Review approval, inspection and timing questions before an offer.
Comparing insurance quotes? Ask these coverage and closing-budget questions before choosing.
Private request
Let's review possible seller contributions, rate-buydown options with your lender, and your written buyer-agent compensation terms. Share your name and how to reach you; other details can wait. Some costs may remain.