Why You Should Never Let One Agent Choose Your Lender

Your step-by-step roadmap to smart, confident homeownership in Florida this year. 🧮 1. Understand Your Financial Foundation Check your credit score (620+ preferred for conventional loans) Determine affordability (keep housing costs under 30% of income) Save for down payment (3–20%) and closing costs (2–5%) 🏦 2. Research and Compare Homebuyer Programs Florida Housing Finance Corp….

  Why This Is the Moment That Separates Average from Excellent It’s the moment every buyer dreads: the inspection comes back, and it’s worse than expected. Most agents flinch. Some even disappear. Not us. At Team Renick, this is where we shine: ● We assess the issues immediately● Craft fast, strong repair requests● Apply pressure…

  If you hire an agent, you should get them—not their assistant.Body:Too many clients are passed off the second the contract is signed.You deserve better. With Team Renick, you work with me—directly.Clear communication = better results. 📞 Let’s talk: 941-400-8735🎧 Watch the full video: https://www.teamrenick.com/podcast

  The real work starts after the deal’s signed—and most agents disappear. It happens more than you think. The inspection uncovers needed repairs. The agent says, “We’ve got it handled.” Then? Crickets. At Team Renick, we don’t just talk—we show up.🔧 We coordinate reliable contractors 📲 We track every repair 📁 We document everything you…

  Let’s be honest—buying or selling a home is already stressful. The last thing you should have to worry about is chasing your agent for updates. But that’s exactly what many people experience. At Team Renick, we take a different approach: ✅ You’ll receive updates before you ask ✅ Proactive calls, texts, and emails ✅…

  Some real estate agents earn referral fees when they send you to “their lender. That’s legal—but is it ethical? At Team Renick, we believe you deserve: ✅ Unbiased advice ✅ Transparent recommendations ✅ The freedom to choose what’s best for you That’s why we never accept lender incentives. Your loan should serve your future—not…