Selling and Buying a House at the Same Time

Moving from one home to the next is one of the most common situations San Diego homeowners face. With the right plan, you can line up both sides smoothly.

Sell First, Then Buy

Selling first gives you certainty about your proceeds and buying power, but you may need interim housing if your purchase isn't ready.

Buy First, Then Sell

Buying first lets you move once, but it requires qualifying for both loans or using bridge financing until your current home sells.

Contingent Offers

A sale contingency ties your purchase to your home selling. It reduces risk for you but can be less competitive in a tight market.

Coordinating the Timelines

We can align both escrows, negotiate a rent-back, or stagger closings so the two transactions work together instead of against each other.

Let's Build Your Move Plan

Reach out and I'll map out a strategy for selling and buying that fits your finances and your timeline.