Teirra Batts-Realtor

Homeownership can be a process but you don’t have to go through it on your own.

Having me as your realtor will eliminate the guessing and trying to go through the steps alone.

I make the process easy and understandable when it comes to purchasing a home. I will negotiate on your behalf to ensure you have the best possible deal.

If homeownership is on your goals list for this year, simply 📲 text “goals” to 252-270-8671. Let’s getting you started on securing your new home 🏡

Teirra Batts | REALTOR®
United Real Estate Tri-County
Board Certified Credit Consultant
252-270-8671

Did you know that if you have a minimum credit score of a 600, that you can qualify for down payment assistance and/or a grant?

Well it’s true, you can qualify for either program as long as you meet the requirements.

If you would like to apply to see if you qualify for one of these programs, complete the buyer intake form in the comments below ⬇️⬇️⬇️

Let’s get your keys secured in 2026 🔑🔑🔑

Teirra Batts | REALTOR®
United Real Estate Tri-County
Board Certified Credit Consultant
📲252-270-8671

3 🛏️ | 2 🛁
2,695 SQFT.

📍Nashville, NC

You are just a few steps away from becoming a homeowner 🏡

The first step ALWAYS in the homebuying process is to get a pre approval.

If you are wanting to start the first step of getting pre approved, complete the buyer intake form in the comments ⬇️⬇️

Teirra Batts | REALTOR®
United Real Estate Tri-County
252-270-8671
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LA: Sterling Grimes

The first of many closings for 2026 🎉🎉🎉

I would like to say congratulations to my nurse client on the purchase of her new home with over 4 acres of land 😊🙌🏽

It has been a complete pleasure meeting you both, we’ve had some funny moments 😂😂 and I’m happy she was able to get exactly what she wanted!

What a early V-day gift to yourself ♥️♥️🥰🥰

Teirra Batts| REALTOR®
United Real Estate Tri-County
📲252-270-8671

Step 11 — Appraisal (The Lender’s Perspective)

The appraisal protects the lender and the buyer.

It confirms the home’s value based on:

Recent sales
Condition
Market trends

If issues come up, this is where your realtor helps navigate solutions calmly and strategically.

Step 10 — Home Inspection (Knowledge Is Power)

The inspection isn’t about finding a perfect home.

It’s about understanding:

The condition of the home
What needs attention
What’s normal vs concerning

Older homes and new construction both have their own inspection considerations. This step helps buyers make informed decisions, not emotional ones.

This step is where you will determine what you feel can tolerate and what needs to be addressed. The make it or break it step.

Step 9 — Going Under Contract (What That Really Means)

Once your offer is accepted, you’re officially under contract — but the work isn’t over.

This phase includes:

Inspections
Appraisal
Negotiations
Paperwork

I remind buyers that this step is about protecting them. Questions are normal. Emotions are normal. Guidance is essential. This is the step where it gets really real for a buyer.

It hits like “oh my goodness” I’m buying a home. It can be very exciting and also overwhelming at the same time; but having the right agent can help you with feeling overwhelmed.

Step 8 — Making an Offer (Strategy Over Emotion)

An offer isn’t just about price.

It includes:

Purchase price
Due diligence/Earnest money fees
Closing costs
Timelines
Contingencies

This is where experience matters. In our market, a well-structured offer can matter more than offering the highest price.

This step should feel strategic; not rushed.

Step 7 — Home Shopping (The Fun Part, Done Right)

This is the step everyone waits for — and it should be exciting.

But good home shopping is intentional:

Staying within your approved range
Understanding market value
Looking beyond surface-level features

I always educate buyers on how homes are priced, what’s negotiable, and what to look for beyond the pretty finishes.

Another thing, just because you are pre-approved for $350K doesn’t mean you have to use the full amount. Be mindful of what you can actually afford monthly that you’re comfortable with paying.

This is where your lender can tell you based on what they see in your financial reports as to what would make sense for you.