06/01/2026
I was talking with some clients who are planning a move to Kentucky, but before they can make the move, they need to sell their current home in another state first.
In situations like this, I usually recommend starting with a pre-qualification instead of jumping straight into a full pre-approval right away. The pre-qualification gives us a really good starting point. It helps us understand what the monthly payment range may look like, what price point makes sense, and what options may fit their goals once they get here. We can start narrowing down areas, land options, homes, or even talking through custom builds without putting them through the full approval process too early. Since they still need to sell their current property first, a full pre-approval right now may not even be necessary yet because so much can change during that time.
The process is not about rushing to the next step. I want to create a smart game plan in the right order so you are prepared when the timing lines up.
This is the reason why I created the ASL Real Estate Collective. There are so many parts of buying, selling, contracts, financing, and building that people are trying to navigate without fully accessible information. Inside the membership, we have courses, resources, contract education, and live masterclasses with Deaf professionals in the real estate industry all presented in ASL. We also keep all previous masterclasses and weekly call replays available so people can continue learning at their own pace.
If you want more clarity around real estate in ASL, comment “Collective” and I’ll send you the information.
