Sell first or buy first?
Four questions about your timeline, financing and how many moves you can live with. You get the order your answers lean toward, the trade-offs behind it, and the questions a real plan has to answer. Neither order is right for everyone, and nothing here is a promise of financing.
What your answers lean toward
Trade-offs to weigh
What a real plan still has to answer
Answer the four questions
Your result appears here as soon as all four are answered. No contact details needed.
About this tool
Can you guarantee I will get bridge financing?
No. Bridge loans depend on a firm sale contract, your lender and your qualification at the time. The tool flags when bridging is part of the plan so you can ask your lender early.
Is a subject-to-sale offer a bad idea?
It depends on the home you want. On a property that has sat for a while it can work well. In a multiple-offer situation it is usually the weakest offer on the table. Rose will tell you which situation you are in.
Why does the tool not just tell me the right answer?
Because the right order depends on the market that month as much as on your finances. The tool handles your side; Rose adds the market side.
Do I need to give my details to see the result?
No. The result shows as soon as you answer the four questions. The form is only for a written plan tailored to your home and timeline.
Related: the net proceeds planner, how Rose builds a selling position, and how she works with buyers.