New Place, New Phase Looking for a new place is never easy. Sometimes, what we imagine is totally different from what we stumble upon. It’s easy to see perfect pictures of potential houses, but when you get there for an open house, you see interior failures that would cost you more for repair and renovation. […]
The reality is, if you plan to buy your first home in 2021, the process will possibly take months instead of weeks, and you might feel frustrated at times during the process. If you have the expectation you’re going to have emotional highs and lows, it’s simpler to shrug off these lows and carry on.
Selling a house, whether you sell it as-is or do some repairs, is certainly no easy task. It is essential for business owners to abide by the applicable laws, rules, and regulations, but proper planning and preparation can be accomplished. Whether you are a landlord or a homeowner, selling and rehabbing a home in that
Unlike other industries, the coronavirus pandemic has not brought the local real estate market to a halt. It is just the opposite; many people are still house hunting, and they are finding prices continuing to rise. Agents are frustrated because they are seeing homes go for way over asking. The rules do not seem to
Fierce Competition for Home Buyers and Sellers on the South Shore Read More »
It is a LOT of hard work selling a home. Managing the open houses, showings, people just showing up, keeping up with market value, staging, and much more leave you exhausted and emotionally drained. It quickly becomes evident that it is time to have a professional take over. The original thought of saving money is
Why it is crucial to hire a real estate agent to sell your home Read More »
The realities of 2020 vs. the realities of the real estate market are stark. While this year has been uncharacteristically terrible economically, the housing market has witnessed a boom due to accelerated demand and housing scarcity. And despite the gradual slowdown in the housing market in early spring, it remained a bright spot in an
Massachusetts Housing Market Predictions For 2021 Read More »
The COVID-19 pandemic has no doubt disrupted every aspect of our lives. And while the US housing market did take a little hit, it wasn’t as severe as many believed it would be. As a matter of fact, some markets are experiencing an inventory shortage. This has forced all parties involved, the buyers, sellers, and
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