Selling your home is not a simple feat, and when you mix in your furry friends, it can add an extra layer of stress. But, the hardest part will be while your home is active on the market with showings. Once you go under contract, it will be a little easier that you don’t have to leave your home as often.
Buyers are extremely visual, and like to visualize themselves in a space. Although a pet may be a member of your family, to the next potential buyer they may not feel the same way. So, let’s get into some tips that you can do to keep your home in the best condition and get it sold quick and smoothly.
Imagine walking out onto your back deck with a hot cup of coffee, overlooking the trees lightly blowing with the wind with not a neighbor in sight, or they are far, far away.
Your home will probably be one of the biggest financial investments you will make.
Vacation rentals have been huge in the market over the last few years, as it is a great way to make extra money. Whether you are renting out a unique cabin, a home in the city, or even just your basement for local travelers, it is a great way to earn some side money.
Here are some expert insights into the pros and cons of renting versus buying.
Warmer weather is finally here. Does that mean tacos and margaritas to anyone else?
You should buy a house. But, are you prepared to buy a house?
Have you heard of a “buyers consultation” before and you’re not sure what it means?
I am consistently asked, “What would my home sell for?” Well, that question is extremely broad and depends on multiple factors.
In a time not so long ago, there was flexibility in home searches. You could tour homes, think about whether you could see your family there, get pre-approved, and go under contract after a week and not have to worry about someone coming in and scooping up your dream house. You could even submit an offer, and then get your pre-approval. There was no rush. Well, those days are no more. The last three years we have seen an extreme demand for home buyers, and all time housing inventory lows.