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Diane Varner
"The Key to Your New Home"
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Associate Broker for TEAM Precision Realty
August 1986—present
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Representing Buyers: We specialize in finding and negotiating the best possible price and terms for your new home.
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Certified Foreclosure Prevention Consultant
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My Grandkids are the light of my life. Baby girl is 13 months and Sullivan
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About:
I began my real estate career in 1986 and am now an Associate Broker with Team Precision Realty specializing in residential sales. While I primarily work
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Testimonials:
"Diane,
Thank you so much for having faith and not giving up on me. You are much more than just a real estate agent. You have truly changed my life and ... show more
Thank you so much for having faith and not giving up on me. You are much more than just a real estate agent. You have truly changed my life and ... show more
Diane Varner answered:
Good Morning !
Yes, you can change your mind. If the offer hasn't been accepted by the Seller simply rescind your offer. If it has been accepted and you are still in the "due diligence period" to do your inspections you can terminate the contract for any reason. If you are past the due diligence period you can still terminate the contract, however, you will most likely lose your earnest money.
Don't worry about being rushed....go ahead and get all the necessary documentation to your lender so they can go ahead and get started on your paperwork....then when you decide on a house you can do your inspections and the lender can order the appraisal and you should be in your new home within 2-3 weeks.
Good Luck and if I can help you in any way...just call
Diane
770-736-1950
Yes, you can change your mind. If the offer hasn't been accepted by the Seller simply rescind your offer. If it has been accepted and you are still in the "due diligence period" to do your inspections you can terminate the contract for any reason. If you are past the due diligence period you can still terminate the contract, however, you will most likely lose your earnest money.
Don't worry about being rushed....go ahead and get all the necessary documentation to your lender so they can go ahead and get started on your paperwork....then when you decide on a house you can do your inspections and the lender can order the appraisal and you should be in your new home within 2-3 weeks.
Good Luck and if I can help you in any way...just call
Diane
770-736-1950
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