When you put your house on the market, you probably dream about bidding wars and a great sales price. Unfortunately, if you are like most sellers, the initial offers for your property might be lower than you would like them to be. However, you might be able to get a better price for your unit by doing a few things beforehand. I have been buying and selling real estate for over twenty years, and I have learned a lot about what it takes to get a good deal, and an even better sales price. I hope that as you read through the articles on my blog that you might learn what you need to do to be successful in real estate.
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18 August 2020
As you shop for a new home, you probably want the best and biggest one you can get within your budget and area. It's normal to consider something as being a better deal if there is more of it for a similar price. But is bigger always better? When it comes to real estate, this adage may not be true for everyone. Here are four reasons it may not be the best call for you.
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11 February 2020
Preparing for the home-buying process is a good way to make sure you have an easy process and avoid having unexpected surprises and set-backs. The more you know can help you understand more fully your contract details and how much you can realistically afford in a home. Here is some insight regarding these topics to help you during your next home purchase process.
Understand Contract Deadlines
When you find a home you want to buy, a big part of the purchase is going to include a purchase contract.
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2 January 2020
Finding the right home to purchase can be a daunting experience due to just how expensive it can be. Since purchasing a home can often be the most expensive purchase that you'll make, you'll want to look into what can be done to make sure that you're not overpaying and that the home you buy is going to be a good fit for what you can afford.
Instead of searching alone, consider the help that a realtor can provide while house hunting.
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18 December 2019
Being on the water can make you feel like you are always on vacation. Whether you want to live on a local canal, a river, the ocean, or a lake, being on the water may be worth it. Although you can buy a single-family waterfront property, a waterfront condo for sale may be just the trick but with a lower price tag. Before you make an offer on the first waterfront condo that you see, though, there are a few things for you to check off your list.
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