Your dedicated Market Specialist will help define your search criteria—budget, location, amenities—and send hand-selected listings that match your goals. Whether you’re in town or browsing remotely, we’ll tailor your search to be efficient and targeted.

Once you’ve identified the right property:

- Your agent will prepare and present your written offer.

- A good faith deposit (typically 3% of the purchase price) is required. This is fully refundable during the contingency period.

- The offer must be accompanied by either a proof of funds letter (cash purchase) or a loan pre-approval (financed purchase).
Your agent will guide you through negotiations and terms.

After offer acceptance, escrow is opened. Escrow is a licensed neutral third party that manages funds, documents, and closing logistics.

During this phase:

- You'll review seller disclosures, HOA documents (if applicable), and a preliminary title report.

- You'll conduct property inspections, including general, termite, and any specialty inspections (roof, HVAC, pool, etc.).

- You’ll typically have 17 days for inspections and disclosures, and 21 days for loan approval (if financing).

- Your agent will help negotiate repairs or credits based on findings.

- Funds must be wired in U.S. dollars at least one day before closing.

- Final documents are signed (often remotely for Canadian buyers).

- Escrow handles closing, and once the deed is recorded in Riverside County, ownership transfers.

- You don’t need to be physically present in California for closing.