Mackenzie Kruvant

A home buying process includes lots of different organizations and teams working together. One of the most important relationships is with a title company or closing attorney. These communications are timely and must be done in a certain order. There are ways to mitigate risk during these critical moments. One way is to use a Ribbon-Approved Closing Partner (RACP). Here’s what you need to know: ‍ Q: What is a “Ribbon-Approved Closing Partner” (RACP)?

Based in Cincinnati Ohio for over 30 years, buying agent Jeri O'Brien-Lofgren has seen the area transform. The median listing home price in Cincinnati in May 2022 was $235K. This is an upward trend of up 6.8% year-over-year. With such a competitive market, Jeri’s clients could use an extra push to get their offers in the door. That’s why she was so happy to find Ribbon. We caught up with her to check-in. ‍ Q: Hi Jeri! Let’s start with a little background. Tell us a bit about yourself.

There are a lot of real estate agents and brokers, especially in major markets like Atlanta, Nashville, and Raleigh. Finding the right one can unlock opportunities for you and help you win the perfect house. ‍ It’s important to find an agent who you can build a relationship with. They’re part of your team so you should meet with however many you need to to feel like, “Yes! This is our person.” Here’s how you know you’ve found the right buying agent. ‍ They’re transparent and a good translator.