As a Realtor® today, there is one thing we've noticed when it comes to helping millennials navigate the first-time-home-buying process... Emotions.

Emotions and feelings play a big role in the this decision, and rightly so. Deciding you're ready to buy your first home is a big deal, especially if you're young!

We asked a previous millennial home buyer their thoughts on the whole process and this is what they had to say:

Last month we shared part one in our series on road blocks you may face when buying a home in Central Florida. Many first-time home buyers dream of finding a home the same way our favorite reality house hunting shows play out on the TV screen, but sometimes that is not always the case. 

What these shows often hide are some of the road blocks you may face when buying a home in Central Florida. We’re not talking about road blocks that will stop you from home buying altogether, but there are issues you should be aware of when going into the process of finding your dream home. You can rest easy knowing that an experienced REALTOR® can help you with each and every one of these scenarios.

Dream Builders Realty is committed to providing the highest quality service. Because of this, we work with the best Osceola County has to offer. Although our customers can choose to work with anyone, we have our own recommendations when asked. 

With these partnerships comes valuable information on real estate related topics we can offer you. We are able to answer questions related to mortgages, title work, insurance and beyond. 

This week, we're featuring our guest blogger, Rayelynne Ketchum from Stewart Title. She's talking all about what happens after the contract has been accepted in a real estate deal. 

You’ve found a house, or a buyer has found yours, and everyone has agreed on a price. So what happens between now and the time it becomes legally owned by you or another party? We know that it can sometimes be hard to "wait" when it comes to a real estate transaction, so our hope is that these steps help you in understanding what is going on behind the scenes after a contract has been accepted.