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  • We’re in a Sellers’ Market. What Does That Mean?

    has slowed from the frenzy we saw over a year ago, today’s low supply of homes for sale is still a sellers As this happens, sellers are positioned to negotiate deals that meet their ideal terms. Bottom Line Today’s sellers’ market can be a great time for homeowners ready to make a move. Connect with a local real estate professional to jumpstart the selling process. ----- Source: keepingcurrentmatters.com

  • What Is ‘Tenants in Common’?

    “Any party can sell their interest,” Robbins says. property, that they may have a new partner and put limits by separate agreement upon the ability to sell If B sells their shares to C, A still retains one-third of property ownership. Furthermore, B does not have any obligation to sell their share of the property to a person that A approves The partition action often ends with the court telling the parties to settle on their own, or sell the

  • What You Really Need To Know About Home Prices

    Negative news sells. That means, you may not be getting the full picture. Since negative news sells, drawing attention to these slight dips happens often.

  • How Homeowners Win When They Downsize

    Then there’s the potential windfall that comes from selling your larger home and buying something smaller That includes setting the right price for your house when you sell, finding the best location and size

  • What Buyers Want in a House in 2023

    However, when it’s time to sell, don’t make decisions based on your own opinion or what you’ve seen online If you are selling your own home, consult with a local home professional before doing any remodels or They’re growing quickly in popularity and could be a highlight that will help you sell your home for This is exactly why you should always look at the facts when you’re evaluating what improvements will sell However, homeowners generally don’t want to buy all new appliances right before selling their home.

  • Home Sales Start to Rise, Building Momentum for 2024

    market, and many homeowners who locked in ultra-low mortgage rates in recent years remain reluctant to sell Homes are selling fast: 62% of properties sold in November were on the market for less than a month, sales fared across the country in November, according to NAR’s latest housing report: Northeast: Sales fell West: Sales fell 7.2% from a month ago, settling in at an annual rate of 640,000.

  • AI Is About To Change The Homebuilding Process, From Start To Finish

    The investments by Compass, the nation’s largest brokerage by sales volume, include “Likely to Sell,” intelligence tool that analyzes prospective client leads and makes recommendations on who may soon be ready to sell But Compass says that since Likely to Sell launched in the summer of 2020, nearly 8% of recommendations commission fees after the National Association of Realtors struck a deal that could lead homebuyers and sellers

  • Will a Silver Tsunami Change the 2024 Housing Market?

    their current home rather than move (see chart below): Clearly, not every baby boomer is planning to sell

  • Mortgage Rates Likely to Remain Stable After Fed Move

    Homeowners also may find more incentive to sell. “Many delayed home sellers may be willing to give up 3% to 4% rates as life circumstances have changed

  • Oops! Home Prices Didn’t Crash After All

    That caused people to hesitate about their homebuying or selling plans as we entered the new year.

  • 4 Tips for Making Your Best Offer on a Home

    Though things are more balanced than they were at the height of the pandemic, it’s still a sellers’ market It may seem simple, but catering to what a seller needs can help your offer stand out. 2. It helps you be more financially confident, and it shows sellers you’re serious. asking price doesn’t quite fit your budget, you might want to keep an eye on it, and if it doesn’t sell right away, you may have some room to negotiate with the seller.”

  • Housing Market Predictions: Six Experts Weigh In On The Real Estate Outlook In 2024

    pandemic-era sub-5% mortgage interest rates that 85% of mortgage holders are locked in to kept homeowners from selling Year-over-year, sales fell 7.3% (down from 4.12 million in November 2022). “Mortgage rates are likely to remain well above pandemic-era record lows because financial markets increasingly If mortgage rates fell 1% to 6.125% and home prices rose a modest 4% as projected by the Federal Housing

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