Hiring a Realtor puts someone in your corner. You’ll have someone on your side who is invested in your happiness with the home. Those who represent the builder ultimately have the needs of the builder in mind with the transaction. A Realtor is looking out for your interests and protecting you.
Many factors are considered when taking out a mortgage. Interest rates can make a big difference on affordability of a mortgage! In 1981 interest rates hit 18.63%. In 2012 they were 3.31% Spring 2020 finds us also with remarkably low interest rates. If your current interest rate on your mortgage is not around 3.5% then…
It is very important for a home seller to remember that the way we live in a home and the way we prepare a home for sale are very different. Remember…..decorate to live and stage to sell!!!
Finding good comparable properties is essential to a good solid CMA that will help when deciding on the listing price of your home or how much to offer on a home you are wanting to buy. Beyond the CMA is the “art” of the sale that is more than the data, details and statistics.
Taking time to see your home through a potential buyers eyes is critical when deciding to list your home for sale.
I want you to have a happily ever after ending with your home purchase! Trust me to help make sure you are making wise decisions and not blinded by house love!
Why hire a Realtor? I have asked this same question when we sold our first house before I became a Realtor myself. In a world where independence reigns supreme and the ability to be knowledgeable about most any topic is only a google click away
Let’s be real. Everyone knows about 10 Realtors. So how do you decide who to use when you need one? I suggest these 5 tips when selecting the right Realtor for you:
Is it time to move? Have you entered a new season of life? Do you have a growing family? Have you recently received a job promotion with a pay raise? Are the in-laws moving in? Has your work situation changed that you now work from home and need a home office?
If you owned and occupied your property as your principal residence on or before January 1st of this tax year, and no other residences are currently claimed, you may qualify for a residential homestead exemption.
