Your Criteria Has Been Received!

This is extremely common, and the key is timing and preparation.

You have 3 options:

1. Sell first and buy with the proceeds

2. Submit a contingent offer

3. Use a Bridge loan so you're not rushed or homeless.

With the right planning, all 3 of these methods are completely manageable.

Book a call with our real estate professional for a free consultation on which plan is best for you!

Absolutely! It's still a common method to purchase a home, but they're tougher to get accepted.

Submitting a contingent offer to the seller means that you will purchase the home... IF your home sells.

Naturally, that is not a strong offer.

To make a strong contingency offer, you should:

-List your home within 5 days of mutual acceptance (or already be on market)

-Have your preapproval ready

-Cater your offer to what the sellers need

-Work with an agent who understands the process

If those pieces are in place, contingency offers can absolutely win.

If you’ve got equity, you've got options to make the transition smooth.

The top choices for financing are:

1. Bridge loan

2. Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC)

Both allow you to make strong, non-contingent offers that sellers love.

It also avoids having to find temporary housing between the purchase & sale, and keep the process stress-free.

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A bridge loan is a short-term loan that lets you buy your new home before selling your current one, using the equity in your existing property to cover the down payment or purchase.

It typically lasts 6-12 months and you repay it fully once your old home sells.

This allows you to have a seamless move. No temporary housing needed, and the ability to make strong non-contingent offers.

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