How To Buy Your Next Home,
Without the Stress of Selling First

"Room to Grow" - The Soundtrack to Your Next Move

Whether you're upsizing, downsizing, or starting fresh, this song captures the heart of moving forward with confidence and ease.

Buy Before You Sell

There’s a stress-free way to buy your new home BEFORE selling your current one.

If you're a homeowner looking to move, upgrade, or downsize, you’ve likely thought about how challenging it can be to find a new home while trying to sell your current one. With inventory at historic lows, finding the right new home while selling the old one has become increasingly challenging.

RALPH has partnered with several lenders that make it possible for you to “Buy Before You Sell” This gives you a competitive advantage because you can make an offer on a new home without worrying about selling your current one first. Without the need for a contingency to sell your home, your offer is more attractive to sellers, increasing your chances of securing the new property.

With “Buy Before You Sell” you can avoid the hassle of searching for short-term housing, moving your furniture twice, and worrying about storage. Instead, enjoy a smoother, more relaxed experience for you and your family!

To see if your home qualifies for a “Buy Before You Sell” program, call RALPH at 909.645.4394

 FAQs

  • It’s a unique solution that allows you to purchase your next home before selling your current one—giving you more control, less stress, and no need to move twice.

  • We partner with trusted lending professionals who can help you secure short-term financing. This lets you make a strong, non-contingent offer on your next home. Once you’ve moved in, we’ll handle the sale of your current home.

  • If you have significant equity in your current home, there’s a good chance you may qualify. We’ll do a quick review to confirm it meets the program guidelines—then you’ll be able to buy your next home before selling, with confidence and flexibility.

  • It’s perfect for growing families, downsizers, or anyone who wants to avoid the pressure and uncertainty of timing two big moves at once.