Craftsman-style family home with a covered porch and the Wasatch mountains behind it

Greg Swartz

COORDINATE YOUR NEXT MOVE

Two transactions.One thoughtful plan.

Your current home and your next home are connected. Start with a plan for the money, the timing, and where you’ll live between the two.

Utah real estate. People first.

  • Relationships before transactions.
  • Your goals set the direction.
  • Serving all of Utah.
  • Utah County roots.

IN YOUR CORNER

Keep the whole move in view.

Greg SwartzGet to know your agent

Greg helps coordinate the real estate decisions while your lender confirms financing options. The right sequence depends on your equity, flexibility, and comfort carrying costs—not a one-size-fits-all rule.

  • Discuss both sides before committing to either.
  • Identify timing pressure while there’s room to plan.
  • Work through a backup if dates shift.

A PLAN YOU CAN FOLLOW

From the first question
to the next right step.

Start where you are. Work through the decisions together.

  1. 01

    Map your starting point.

    Review your current property, estimated sale proceeds, target areas, and ideal timing.

  2. 02

    Talk through the financing.

    Have a lender confirm what is possible before and after your sale. Understand any overlap in payments or need for sale proceeds.

  3. 03

    Choose a sequence.

    Compare selling first, buying first, or coordinating closings. Discuss contingencies and temporary housing where relevant.

  4. 04

    Coordinate the details.

    Track contract dates, possession, moving plans, and communication across the transactions. Keep a fallback for changes.

LOOK A LITTLE CLOSER

Questions worth answering early.

A little preparation can make the difference between a coordinated move and a rushed decision.

Available equity

Use estimated net proceeds, not just your expected sale price, when planning the next purchase.

Monthly overlap

Ask what carrying both properties would cost and whether your lender permits the proposed arrangement.

Timing flexibility

Consider school, work, moving logistics, and any temporary place to stay.

Contract options

Discuss how sale contingencies, closing dates, and possession terms could support your plan. Their availability depends on the negotiation.

GREG’S PREFERRED LENDER

The home search.
The financing. Together.

Greg and Brandon work together to help you connect your home search with your financing plans. Bring them into the conversation early so the property, budget, and timing can be considered together.

YOUR LENDING CONTACT
Brandon Maughan

Brandon Maughan

Senior loan officer · Utah & Idaho

Have questions about getting started, comparing loan options, or financing your next home? Talk them through with Brandon.

Already working with a lender? Greg is happy to coordinate with the lender you choose.

GOOD QUESTIONS

A little clarity
goes a long way.

Have a different question? Ask Greg.

Should I sell before I buy?

It depends on financing, available cash, market conditions, and your tolerance for temporary housing or overlapping costs. Greg and your lender can help compare the options.

Can both homes close on the same day?

It may be possible, but it requires coordination and a backup if funding or recording is delayed. Don’t assume the dates will align without a plan.

Can I stay in my current home after closing?

Only if a suitable possession arrangement is agreed upon. Discuss terms, responsibilities, and any lender or insurance constraints before relying on it.

COORDINATE YOUR NEXT MOVE

Your next step.
A conversation with Greg.

Where is your current home, where would you like to go, and what timing would work best?

Talk with Greg SwartzStart with what’s on your mind.

Let’s connect the two moves.

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