I remember it like it was yesterday. I had found the home of my dreams, and my real estate agent was trying to make a deal. Unfortunately, the sellers wouldn't budget on the sales price, and I was left wondering if I could foot the bill for closing costs. I was devastated, and I didn't know what to do. However, my agent asked me to trust him while he offered a tremendously low amount, coupled with amenities like home warranties and closing cost allowances. I was scared, but I decided to go with it. Believe it or not, he pulled it off--saving me thousands of dollars. This blog is all about trusting your real estate broker and letting him or her do their job.
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18 August 2020
While living in a rental, you may find that you are not able to accommodate a growing family unless you were to move into a larger home. Although this might work for a while, you may need to move out in another year or two if your family continues to increase in size. This may encourage you to buy a home because you can pick one that you can grow in comfortably.
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11 September 2019
It can be tempting. Throwing a crazy high price on your house to see if anyone will bite. The extra money would be great so why not, right? Actually, you may be surprised at what will happen.
Newness Window
Every house a newness window. How long that window is depends on the market, but you want to take advantage of it wherever you live. The problem is that overpriced houses are skipped over.
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18 November 2018
Specific features, such as property location, size, and layout, can make all the difference in whether or not your business venture will be successful. But finding an existing property to lease that has all or most of these features can be difficult or even impossible, especially during periods when your local commercial real estate market is growing.
One way to potentially solve this dilemma is to consider a built to suit property, instead of a more traditional style lease.
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25 September 2018
If you plan to buy or sell a home soon but are confused about all of the different classifications of real estate salespeople, then you are not alone.
Knowing these designations is important because you will see them on home listings, business cards, and people will use them when doing introductions. For example, when you choose a licensed real estate broker to sell your home, then properly introducing them requires you say they are a "
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