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A house can look perfect during a showing and still have things you can't see. That's exactly why we don't recommend skipping the inspection. It gives you an opportunity to learn more about the home's condition before you close. Sometimes everything looks great. Sometimes the inspection uncovers something that needs attention. Either way, having that information before you buy is better than discovering a problem after you've moved in. We're not looking for a perfect house. We're looking for an informed buyer. Save this if you're shopping for a home! 🔑 The Reyes Team Helping families achieve the dream of homeownership. 🏡 📞 775-351-9265 Angelica Reyes BS. 145567 | RE/MAX Professionals

There are moments in history that become part of who we are, not because we all experienced them the same way, but because they changed something in all of us. September 11 is one of those moments. Some remember exactly where they were. Some were too young to understand. Some weren’t here yet, but grew up in a world shaped by what happened that day. In one way or another, we all carry a piece of that moment. Today, we simply pause, reflect, and remember.

DON’T UNPACK A SINGLE BOX UNTIL YOU’VE DONE THESE 10 THINGS. 📦🏡 You just closed on your new home, and before you start unpacking, hanging pictures, and arranging furniture, take a few hours to make sure your home is secure, safe, and set up properly. Here are 10 things I recommend every buyer do immediately after closing: 1. 🔑 Change or rekey the exterior locks You have no idea how many copies of those keys may be floating around. 2. 🚗 Reset garage door openers & keypad codes Don’t assume the previous owner’s codes are gone. Reset them and start fresh. 3. 🧼 Deep clean while the house is empty Trust me, cleaning floors, cabinets, closets and appliances is SO much easier before the boxes arrive. 4. 💧 Locate the main water shut-off valve A burst pipe is NOT the moment you want to be searching for it. 5. 🌬️ Replace your HVAC/furnace filters Start fresh and help keep the air circulating through your new home cleaner. 6. 🚨 Test smoke & carbon monoxide detectors Take five minutes to make sure they’re working properly and replace batteries if needed. 7. 🚪 Check every window & door lock Make sure everything locks, closes and functions the way it should. 8. ⚡ Label your electrical panel If it isn't already clearly labeled, figure out what each breaker controls. Your future self will thank you. 9. 🏠 Learn the age of your major systems Roof. HVAC. Water heater. Electrical panel. Plumbing. Knowing their age can help you plan for future repairs and expenses. 10. 📁 Create a home maintenance file Keep warranties, receipts, manuals, paint colors, contractor information and service records together in one place. BONUS TIP: Take photos and videos of the home while it’s still empty. It’s a great way to document its condition on move-in day. Save this for CLOSING DAY, because unpacking can wait. Protecting your investment shouldn’t. 🏡🔑 The Reyes Team Helping families achieve the dream of homeownership. 🏡 Sharise York Lic. S.0201381 📞 863-307-9603 RE/MAX Professionals

Buying a home isn’t just a financial decision, it’s an emotional one, too. 🏡 Sometimes the hardest part isn’t finding the right house… it’s getting past the fear, uncertainty, and overwhelm that come with making such a big decision. If you’ve been waiting for the “perfect” time, worried about making the wrong choice, or feeling overwhelmed by the process, you’re not alone. The goal isn’t to make a perfect decision. It’s to make an informed decision that fits your life, your priorities, and your future. Swipe through 👉 and see if any of these home-buying fears sound familiar. And when you’re ready to talk through your options, The Reyes Team is here to help you take the next step with confidence. 💬 What’s the biggest thing holding you back from buying a home right now? The Reyes Team Helping families achieve the dream of homeownership. 🏡 📞 775-351-9265 Angelica Reyes BS. 145567 | RE/MAX Professionals #TheReyesTeam #HomeBuying #HomeBuyerTips #FirstTimeHomeBuyer #RenoRealEstate

💰 CLOSING COSTS: What do you actually need to buy a home? One thing we want every buyer to understand: your down payment is not always the only money you’ll need. There are a few different expenses that can come up throughout the home-buying process, and they don’t all happen at the closing table. 🏡 Earnest Money Deposit When your offer is accepted, you may be required to put down an earnest money deposit. This is generally credited toward your purchase at closing if the transaction moves forward according to the contract. 🔎 Inspections A home inspection is an expense buyers should plan for during the transaction. Depending on the property, you may also choose additional inspections. 🏦 Closing Costs These can include things like lender fees, title/escrow-related costs, and other expenses associated with completing the purchase. 💵 Prepaid Expenses You may also have prepaid items such as property taxes, homeowners insurance, or interest that need to be paid at closing. So instead of only asking: 👉 “How much do I need for my down payment?” Ask your lender: “What is my estimated cash-to-close?” That number gives you a much clearer picture of what you may actually need to have available. And here's another important tidbit: your cash-to-close isn't necessarily the same thing as your down payment. There can be programs, credits, or other options that may help with certain costs depending on your loan and situation. 🏡 The more you know before you start house hunting, the more confident you can be when it’s time to make an offer. Have questions about what you may need to buy? Send us a message. We're happy to help you understand the process. The Reyes Team Helping families achieve the dream of homeownership. 🏡 📞 775-351-9265 Angelica Reyes BS. 145567 | RE/MAX Professionals #FirstTimeHomeBuyer #ClosingCosts #CashToClose #EarnestMoney #HomeInspections

DON'T WAIT ON INSURANCE🛡️ Here's something we wish more buyers thought about EARLIER: homeowners insurance. Don't wait until you're days away from closing to find out what it will cost to insure the home. Especially here in Northern Nevada, there can be property-specific things worth looking into early. Think about: 🔥 Wildfire exposure 🏠 Age and condition of the home 💧 Flood coverage 🌎 Earthquake coverage 🛡️ What coverage you may actually want And remember—what your lender requires isn't necessarily the same thing as everything you may want covered. Getting those questions answered early can help you avoid an unpleasant surprise later. The Reyes Team Helping families achieve the dream of homeownership. 🏡 📞 775-351-9265 Angelica Reyes BS. 145567 | RE/MAX Professionals #realestateagent #dreamhome #TheReyesTeam

Before you buy the house, spend a little time getting to know the neighborhood. And don't make your decision based on one visit. 📍 Try driving through during a weekday morning. Come back around dinner. Visit on a weekend. Notice the traffic, parking, noise, nearby businesses, and the overall feel of the area. A neighborhood can look completely different at different times of day. Because when you purchase a home, you're choosing more than the house itself. You're choosing where your everyday life is going to happen. That extra drive could tell you more than you expect. Save this if you're shopping for a home! 🔑 The Reyes Team Helping families achieve the dream of homeownership. 🏡 📞 775-351-9265 Angelica Reyes BS. 145567 | RE/MAX Professionals #HomeBuying #HomeBuyerTips #FirstTimeHomeBuyer #RenoRealEstate #HomeBuyingJourney

Older homes can have SO much character. ❤️🏡 But before you fall in love with the original hardwood floors, vintage kitchen, or that backyard with mature trees, make sure you know what you’re actually buying. With older homes, there can be things you don’t see during a showing, older plumbing or electrical, roof concerns, foundation issues, heating systems, or maintenance that has been deferred over the years. That’s why a thorough home inspection is so important. It’s not about finding a “perfect” house. It’s about knowing what you’re getting into so you can make an informed decision. And in Northern Nevada, we also recommend talking with your insurance agent early, especially with older homes, so you know what insurance options and requirements may look like. The goal isn’t to scare you away from an older home. It’s to help you buy it with your eyes open. 👀 Save this if an older Reno or Northern Nevada home is on your list, and send it to someone house hunting! 🔑 The Reyes Team Helping families achieve the dream of homeownership. 🏡 📞 775-351-9265 Angelica Reyes BS. 145567 | RE/MAX Professionals #dreamhome #realestateagent #Homeownership #FirstTimeHomeBuyer