Remax Jaret & Cohn

Buying a new home is a time of exploration. The best results occur when a professional RE/MAX Jaret & Cohn broker guides you to the houses that meet the criteria you have specified and to find the perfect home for you and your family. Not only will we help your find your dream home, we will be your advocate, operating with your best interests at heart.

Q: Why should I buy instead of rent? A: You'll love the feeling of having something that's all yours - a home where your own personal style will tell the world who you are. Q: I've had bad credit, and I don't have much for a down payment. Can I become a home buyer? A: You may be a good candidate for one of the federal mortgage programs that are available.

Don't forget to tell your utility providers (telephone, gas, electric, water, etc.) and other services that you're moving. If you're using a professional moving company, make yourself available to answer questions during loading and unloading. Review the home inventory paperwork and make sure the driver has your contact information and details of your delivery.

Buying a home is a personal experience. Whether you are a first-time or a seasoned homeowner it is important to have an experienced ally to aid you in your search. The brokers and agents of RE/MAX Jaret & Cohn will help you to find the property that meets your needs. In addition, as active members of their communities, they can help you to place each property you view into a context that is meaningful to you.

Within hours of listing your property with RE/MAX Jaret & Cohn, more than 40 agents and brokers across the Midcoast are notified by email. Think of it. Each of them has buyer clients. Each has a network of family and friends. And word-of-mouth still works in Maine. Then there's our advertising.

Our Maine Listings Exchange (MLX) system, which RE/MAX Jaret & Cohn is a member of, has combined efforts with List Hub which syndicates your listing on more than 25 popular real estate websites.We do a weekly ad in our local newspapers, The Republican Journal, The Camden Herald and The Courier Gazette.