How to Win the Home You Love Without Overpaying
The class is scheduled for Tuesday, February 3, 2026, from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM Eastern Time. It is an online event, so buyers can join from anywhere for a focused, one-hour strategy session.
What you’ll learn
In competitive markets, buyers often feel pressure to “do whatever it takes,” including offering more than they are comfortable with or waiving contingencies. This session explains how offers are actually evaluated and how to write a strong offer without simply throwing more money at the problem.
Key topics include:
What sellers care about most in an offer beyond just price.
How to strengthen your offer terms without immediately increasing the purchase price.
Common mistakes that cause buyers to lose the home they love.
How the team negotiates on your behalf to balance competitiveness and protection.
The tone is education-first and practical, aimed at helping buyers feel prepared before they find “the one.”
About the series and who it’s for
This class is part of the Prepare to Buy a Home Series, covering every major step of the buying journey—from getting started and financing to credit, inspections, and crafting strong offers. It is ideal for buyers who expect to compete in multiple-offer situations and want a clear strategy before they start writing offers.
These events are intended for buyers who are not currently under a signed buyer representation agreement; if you are already under contract with another agent, the organizers note that it would be unethical for them to provide guidance.
About the host and next steps
The Shaina McAndrews Team works with buyers and sellers throughout the Greater Philadelphia area, focusing on preparation, planning, and confidence at every step. Their goal is to educate first and build long-term relationships so that when you are ready to buy or sell, you already have a trusted advocate in place.
If you have questions about your situation or want to talk through next steps after the session, you are encouraged to reach out directly to Shaina McAndrews. To learn how to compete smartly—and not just expensively—register here.
