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Typically you’ll need a government-issued ID, proof of income (pay stubs, W-2s, tax returns), bank statements, a mortgage preapproval letter, and a signed purchase agreement. Additional documents may be requested depending on your lender and financing type.

Contact a lender, submit a short application, and provide your ID, pay stubs, W-2s, tax returns, bank statements, and employment info. The lender reviews your credit, income, and assets and issues a preapproval letter with an estimated purchase range. DIY Residential can connect you with lending professionals if needed.

We consider comparable nearby sales, square footage, condition, upgrades, lot size, school zones, and current market conditions. Values are estimates based on available data — a property’s true market value is ultimately determined by what a willing buyer is prepared to pay.

Come prepared with your legal ID, employment and income details, bank statements, existing debt information, and a clear sense of your budget, preferred location, and timeline. Being organized upfront makes the process significantly faster.

Yes. There is a $499 upfront fee to activate your listing and a $999 fee due at closing. These cover listing setup, seller dashboard access, marketing tools, offer tracking, showing management, and transaction support. Optional services such as professional photography and virtual staging are available separately.

Yes. We help buyers search by location, price range, school zones, lifestyle preferences, and more. We also help you understand market trends, monthly payments, property taxes, and HOA considerations — not just finding a house, but finding the right fit.

For buyers, preapproval clarifies your budget, strengthens your offers, and helps you move faster. For sellers, working with preapproved buyers reduces financing surprises and creates a smoother transaction for everyone involved.

Property value is the estimated price a home could reasonably sell for today. It’s shaped by market demand, nearby sales, interest rates, property condition, location, and school districts. No system can guarantee an exact value — every property and buyer situation is unique.