Yes. Rebecca Loboschefsky helps first-time buyers navigate pre-approval, house hunting, and closing with patience and zero pressure.

A good first step is getting pre-approved and clarifying what you want in a home and neighborhood. From there, Rebecca can help you focus your search and review new listings that fit your goals.

Yes. The site features open house resources so buyers can stay informed about homes available in their area.

Loboschefsky Group serves Concord, Clayton, Walnut Creek, Pittsburg, Alamo, Danville, and surrounding San Francisco East Bay communities.

Yes — and not just a pre-qualification. A real pre-approval from a lender tells sellers you're serious and tells us exactly what budget we're working with. In a competitive market like the East Bay, offers without pre-approval letters rarely get a second look. I can connect you with trusted local lenders.

Conventional loans generally look for 620+, FHA loans can go lower, and VA loans (I work with many veterans as a Military Relocation Professional) have no set minimum — though lenders set their own. Your score affects your rate more than your eligibility, so let's talk about where you stand.

Absolutely — first-time buyers are some of my favorite clients. As a former educator, I take a teaching approach: I'll explain every step, every document, and every deadline in plain language, with zero pressure and no dumb questions.

Yes. I'm a certified Military Relocation Professional (MRP) and I've guided many veterans through VA purchases. VA loans offer $0 down and no PMI, and I know how to structure offers that work for VA buyers in competitive East Bay markets.