I know how a police officer searches for their new home, because I did it. If you are fortunate enough to want to live in the city where you work, you frequently drive through the neighborhood. You probably even check with Crime Prevention on statistics in the neighborhood.

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I remember driving around on graveyard and spotting a home for sale. I would pull the flier and call my agent to leave them the details on it. I went through a lot of agents before I found one who understood why I was leaving voice mails at 3am, but I did not want to be called until later the next afternoon when I woke up.

When it came time to sell my home, I couldn’t make them understand that “owned by a police officer” was not a marketing point. They also didn’t understand why I wanted to limit the hours the home could be shown. “Don’t you want to sell your house?” Yes, I did. I also wanted to get at least six hours of sleep every night. Imagine that!

I understand what you are looking for in a home. I don’t make assumptions. I listen to what you want, then I find it for you. Whether we look at one home or forty homes, we’ll find exactly what you are looking for.

My lender thoroughly enjoys getting loans for police officers. Loan companies consider us an excellent risk because of our character and our job stability. It makes the lender’s job much easier. Cal-PERS has some wonderful home mortgage options, but other companies will clamor to beat their programs if they can.

If you would like to talk to someone who understands exactly what you are looking for call me at 714-685-1565 or e-mail me at Vic@SteeleGroup.net.

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