Buying in the New Market

With Montana real estate for sale still in short supply, buying can feel like an frustrating, chaotic process when searching on your own or working with an agent that is the wrong fit for you. Our educational, proactive approach ensures that you understand each step of the process and what's coming next.  The result:  Less surprises and a uniquely enjoyable experience.

Our '3 Buyer Tips' video gives a glimpse inside our process. Contact us to discuss a timeline and strategy tailored to your goals.

1

Build Your Team

Buying a home can mean up to 25 or 30 people may have hands-on involvement with the process.  Starting with a solid, experienced agent (hi there!) ensures that everyone from the lender, home inspector, escrow officer and others involved are all working together like a well oiled machine, equipped to handle any bumps and shifts that may occur during the transaction. Known for being a calm leader, I'll keep you informed and educated as we move through each step of the journey as a team.

"Page and her team went out of their way to educate us about each part of the process and all were quick and thorough in their responses to questions. Every day we found ourselves saying "thank goodness we have Page!"

Kent & Melissa

3

Find Your Home, Make the Offer

Once you are prequalified with a lender or have funds for a cash purchase, it's go time.  We can take it slow or move with lightning fast speed--whatever you choose.  When it's time to make an offer, we share market data and consult with you to come up with the right contract terms (it's more than just price). If the seller accepts, congratulations! Otherwise, we dive in and negotiate diligently on your behalf.

Protecting your interests is a priority, which means writing the strongest offer possible for your unique situation.

"We had a 100% positive experience working with Page to purchase our dream home in Livingston, Montana. We were so impressed with Page's professionalism, work ethic and knowledge. She worked around the clock and made us feel comfortable."

Michelle U.

4

Inspections & Appraisal

After a seller accepts your offer, the clock starts ticking.  The home inspection process typically comes next, followed by the appraisal. The inspection ensures the home systems are working properly and free of major defects. The appraisal ensures the price you offered is not too high based on comparable properties that have sold. You'll be providing mountains of paperwork to your lender, and we'll stay involved to make sure everything is on track and easy for you to understand.

If everything goes well, it means most of the nail biting parts are over!

"Page never made me feel pressured, but was great about giving me a nudge when I needed it. She ensured we were as competitive as possible without having to step outside of our comfort zone."

Sarah O.

5

Closing & moving in!

After the details of the contract are satisfied by everyone and financing details are completed, the Title Company prepares documents for closing.  Our team prides itself of giving you information on what that looks like in advance so there are no big questions or surprises at the closing table.  Once the documents are signed by everyone, ownership is transferred by recording the Deed at the County offices, and the property is yours!

"Page's real estate acumen and efficiency has made her a part of Bozeman's highly qualified and successful group of Realtors. But what sets Page apart in a group of her peers is her intuition and empathy. she doesn't just hear what the client is saying-she listens to their heart. she doesn't just look at a property for a client- she sees it thru their eyes. I couldn't have wished for a better Realtor."

Tasneem S.

Work With Us

"Page is knowledgegable, tireless, dedicated to the task and ridiculously responsive. Use her to find what you are looking for and she will dazzle you."

–Rob, Englishtown NJ   

We consider you a client for life once we work together.

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$3,695,000
4 Beds 5 Baths 382756 MLS
This Van Bryan, Studio Architects, designed home is a tour-de-force of joining mountain range views and rolling pastures into a welcoming home in location that is both private and expansive. Constructed in 2011 as a custom home for a Bozeman family, the extensive use of large windows imbues this home with vistas and light. The 2-story great room encompasses the living area, dining, impressive kitchen outfitted with all a gastronome might want and then its western glass wall folds open to fully expose the patio, built-in wood burning outdoor fireplace and built-in BBQ. Butler’s pantry with both a full height wine cooler and a beer/beverage cooler complete the first floor. The 20-acres are fenced and cross fenced with 2,240 square foot barn for your favorite four-legged friends. A geothermal heating and cooling system with its dedicated well serves the main residence. Three car garage is separately heated. Two generous guest bedrooms are on the first floor, each with their individual full bathrooms. First floor office is spacious enough for a Peloton bike or two but could easily be used as a family room or playroom. The master suite on the second floor has dramatic views of both the Bridger Range and the Spanish Peaks. Gas fireplace in the master bedroom. Master bath has free floating tub and a soothing steam shower. Immediately adjacent within the suite is a second fireplace and a large sitting room which serves as a welcome retreat. Also, on the second floor but cleverly separated by a dramatic second floor walkway, it the third guest suite with its own bath under a skylight.

250 Rusty Duck Lane, Bozeman

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