One common question about real estate transactions is: Why do realtors get paid so much for what seems like so little work? It’s a fair question, and even as a seasoned realtor, I can admit it’s something I struggled with when I first entered the industry.

Nobody likes an unexpected bill and buying a home requires more than just the minimum 5% down payment. Here are a list of the most common costs associated with buying a property, along with some of our clients favorite recommendations!

At Prisma, we’ve built a different kind of real estate brokerage, focused on providing a more intentional and personalized service. Rather than trying to handle a high volume of clients, we keep our brokerage small by design.

If you’re in the market to buy a home, you might be wondering how your realtor gets paid and what expenses you need to plan for. It’s a common question, and understanding the payment structure can help you budget more effectively and avoid surprises along the way.

When it comes to buying a home, there’s one crucial step that many prospective buyers overlook: getting pre-approved for a mortgage. While it’s not a mandatory requirement before you start viewing properties, securing pre-approval early on can save you a lot of time, stress, and potential disappointment later in the process.