Anyone who has tried to buy a new home while they are selling their current home can tell you that it's not always a smooth process. This is how you can navigate this complex situation with ease.
A new survey shows that people who bought or refinanced in the last few years when rates were at historic lows aren’t likely to sell unless interest rates drop significantly.
The real estate market today presents unique challenges and opportunities for sellers. Offering strategic incentives can greatly enhance the appeal of your property to potentially fuel a quicker and more profitable sale.
'New year, new me' – how many times have we heard that one? But in 2024, it's not just about reinventing ourselves; it's about reorganizing our spaces. And for those in the real estate game, be the buyers, sellers, or dreamers, staying organized isn't just a nicety; it's a necessity.
If you want to sell your home faster, staging your house may help. Not only will this get your home showroom ready, but it will allow potential buyers to imagine themselves living there.
Considering what's been going on in the world for the last several months, there are probably quite a few people who are considering selling their homes and finding one that better suits their needs.
Given the rise of remote work over the last 18 months, it can be argued that vacation homes have never been more popular than they are right now. A recent report from the National Association of Realtors showed that vacation home sales were up by more than 16% last year and were up by an astonishing 57.2% in the first four months of this year.
If you're thinking of selling a house, you might be feeling a little overwhelmed—especially if you need to sell your house fast. You're constantly running through the to-do list in your head: hire a real estate agent, stage the home for viewings, get a home inspection.
Just how much of a seller's market is it right now? Well, nearly everyone who plans to sell their home in the next year expects to sell it for more than what they paid.
In a time when nearly two-thirds of home buyers made an offer on a home without ever seeing it in person, a new survey shows that home staging has perhaps never been more important.