Here’s how your coordinated move works
Homeowners with a property to sell face two connected transactions. The right sequence depends on equity, financing, marketability, risk tolerance, and where you plan to go—not a one-size-fits-all rule.
Start with a move-planning conversation
Talk through why you are moving, where you want to go, what matters most, and the timing or financial concerns that could affect both transactions.
Understand your selling and buying position
Review the current home, likely market range, preparation needs, estimated equity, and the financing approval needed for the next purchase.
Choose the safest sequence
Compare selling first, buying first, or coordinating both with contingencies, temporary housing, possession options, and a written backup plan.
Prepare the sale and the home search
Build the current home's pricing and marketing plan while setting search criteria, alerts, touring priorities, and an offer strategy for the next home.
Coordinate both contracts through closing
Track due diligence, inspections, appraisal, financing, title, repairs, closing dates, possession, and moving logistics as one connected plan.
Services and benefits built into the plan
The exact services, guarantees, and eligibility requirements are reviewed with you in the applicable written agreement before you decide to move forward.
One plan for two transactions
The sale strategy, purchase strategy, financing, dates, and backup options are planned together.
Buyer search and offer support
Receive property alerts, help researching harder-to-find opportunities, offer planning, negotiation, and contract coordination.
Seller marketing and communication
Receive a property-specific marketing plan, broad market exposure, regular progress updates, and clear next-step recommendations.
Written service commitments
Available guarantees and service commitments are explained in writing, including eligibility requirements, limitations, and cancellation provisions.
Questions this process should answer
Do I need to sell before I can qualify to buy?
We will answer this using your financing, timing, property, current market conditions, and the appropriate professional or official sources. The answer should be specific enough to support a decision—not a sales-script shortcut.
Can I make an offer contingent on selling my home?
We will answer this using your financing, timing, property, current market conditions, and the appropriate professional or official sources. The answer should be specific enough to support a decision—not a sales-script shortcut.
What happens if one closing date changes?
We will answer this using your financing, timing, property, current market conditions, and the appropriate professional or official sources. The answer should be specific enough to support a decision—not a sales-script shortcut.
Could the guaranteed-sale program fit my situation?
We will answer this using your financing, timing, property, current market conditions, and the appropriate professional or official sources. The answer should be specific enough to support a decision—not a sales-script shortcut.
What you can expect from Waycros
- A written outline of the priorities, sequence, key deadlines, and backup plan.
- Plain-language explanations of options and tradeoffs before a decision is required.
- Property-specific questions identified early enough to investigate them.
- Coordination with lenders, inspectors, closing professionals, insurers, contractors, or other specialists as the transaction requires.
- Clear communication about what is known, what is estimated, and what still requires verification.