A flipper, in real estate, is someone who buys a property, renovates it, then puts it right back on the market in hopes of making a profit. Some buyers assume that a…
In this digital era, are open houses still necessary in real estate? Listing agents often argue that they've become a waste of time because most people who attend are just ‘looky-loos.’ The…
Are the neighbors sabotaging your home sale? It can happen. Imagine that you’ve spent time and money improving your home’s curb appeal, and it looks great. But when you step across the…
You’ve probably heard that bidding wars are back. But even if sales are picking up in your market, it doesn’t mean you’ll automatically have multiple people interested in buying your home. You…
Does your outdoor living space add value when it’s time to sell your home? In many cases, yes. Here’s a look at the factors that can determine the value of your outdoor…
With so much information about homes online, many people wonder if they need a real estate agent at all. They want to save the 6 percent commission. And selling it themselves seems…
You’ve found your dream home, visited it a few times, and reviewed the reports and disclosures. You’ve made an offer—only to discover that the sellers aren’t willing to negotiate. They’re firm on…
Are you ready to sell your home? You might think you are. But too often, sellers jump into the market before they’re truly ready, and there are ramifications. For example: Your home…
At the end of a real estate transaction, who pays closing costs on a home? Buyers? Sellers? Both? Here’s what you need to know. 1. Buyers have more items. In a closing,…
Buyers are back in the game again, after years of sitting on the sidelines. The problem is, they’re facing a huge housing inventory shortage in many markets. So they make three of…