Open House timeline: countdown to a successful sale
Originally published on May 6, 2011
An inviting open house can put your home on buyers’ short lists.
Read More →How to choose a neighborhood
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If you are planning on moving there are a few ways to ensure you choose the right neighborhood for your family.
Read More →Fielding a lowball purchase offer on your home
Originally published on June 10, 2010
Consider before you ignore or outright refuse a very low purchase offer for your home. A counteroffer and negotiation could turn that low purchase offer into a sale.
Read More →How to use comparable sales to price your home
Originally published on August 5, 2010
Before you put your home up for sale, use the right comparable sales to find the perfect price. Knowing how much homes similar to yours, called comparable sales (or in real estate lingo, comps), sold for gives you the best idea of the current estimated value of your home. The trick is finding sales that closely match yours.
Read More →Should you move or remodel?
Originally published on August 24, 2010
When your house no longer suits you, you can move or remodel. Find out which big change is the right investment of your housing dollars.
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Take the trauma (and the drama) out of your homebuying experience. These tips should help make the overall process a lot less painful.
Read More →Buying a home can be stressful. These tips for First-Time Homebuyers could help ease your stress and prevent you from getting in over your head. These simple steps can help you feel more relaxed about the whole process.
Read More →Buying a home is no small matter. Once you make the decision to purchase a house, you may not be financially able to buy another home right away. It is imperative that you consider elements of the neighborhood so that you are making a good decision based on what is important to you.
Read More →Don’t let these First-Time Homebuyer Mistakes cost you the home of your dreams. Sometimes an ounce of prevention can go a long way. Check out this list of things to avoid!
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When buying or selling real estate, it can be time consuming, difficult and even expose you to legal and financial pitfalls unless you are working with a trained professional. This article is not just an opportunity to toot my own horn. Here are five compelling reasons why working with a REALTOR® may be in your best interest:
Read More →Once you know how much money you can borrow and have an estimate of your closing costs, you’ll know the price range you can afford. Even if you know exactly what you’re looking for, the house hunting process can seem overwhelming — and it takes time.
Read More →There are many things to think about before you dive into a home purchase. Buying a home is a complicated process; it’s the largest financial commitment most people will ever make, and it can get expensive even after the purchase when it comes to maintenance and renovations. Here are some of the many things that you will want to consider when you are thinking about buying a home.
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I’m sure you’ve seen them; the alphabet soup of letters that some real estate agents have after their names. This will help explain some of them for you.
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