Selling a home 2018

In excess of three-quarters of millennials really feel confident regarding how to sell a home, but only a few have actually done so, as outlined by a recent survey by sold.com.   3 out of 4 millennials think they understand the right way to sell a home   Despite millennials’ high confidence in understanding how … » Learn More about Millennials understand the right way to sell

Home-buyers and sellers sometimes disagree over seemingly frivolous issues – however the disputes don’t seem nearly as frivolous if and when they jeopardize a sale.   Sales can die over petty disputes   Realtor.com recently interviewed real estate professionals and inquired about common petty disputes that can show up in a transaction. Missing cover plates … » Learn More about Sales can die over petty disputes

With housing inventory remaining tight in recent years, Nick, Cindy & Nicholas Davis are diligent about keeping up with the trends to assist clients purchase and sell properties in this competitive market. A “Remote-friendly” home office are one of those rising trends. Believe it or not, as outlined by 2018 data from the U.S. Census, … » Learn More about The way a Home Office Can Boost Interest

Question: I recently lost the sale of my house because our buyer learned we replaced a broken toilet without obtaining a permit from the city. I didn’t have any idea this was required. I failed to disclose it on the property disclosure statement. Is there anything I can do? – Barbara   Disclose home issues … » Learn More about Disclose home issues

For those who own a home, chances are one of your largest investments. When it’s time to move up or downsize, you need to do everything in your power to protect your equity and get your asking price – or higher. One way to ensure that your home is listed, and purchased, at the right … » Learn More about Staging Your Home for Selling Season

Retirement is coming, and you’re considering relocating to another city. However before you sell your current house, you may want to consider remodeling elements of your home to improve its value. 5 home improvements to complete prior to retiring   1. Garage door replacement If your garage door is notably banged up or glaringly outdated, … » Learn More about Improvements to complete prior to retiring

When you initially put your house on the market, you could be looking forward to an instant sale-especially if you have put a lot of money into enhancing the house over the years and if the community is one that’s historically attracted a lot of buyers. While you shouldn’t panic if the house doesn’t sell … » Learn More about 11 Factors Why Your House Isn’t Selling

When you ask a RE/MAX listing agent what’s special in regards to their home, they’ll obviously mention all of the upgrades, the community features, and its proximity to local hot-spots. But, they’ll also inform you how its sale will help impact the lives of children through Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. What’s truly special about their … » Learn More about RE/MAX Will Make Miracles

Six straight months of declining home sales have ended in one of the largest year-over-year inventory increases in a minimum of 10 years, as reported by the latest RE/MAX National Housing Report.   Prices Continue to Control the Housing Market   What does that mean to the average home-buyer and seller? If you’re a buyer, … » Learn More about Prices Continue to Control the Market

These small changes potentially have to make a huge influence over your selling price. Projects to Handle Prior to Listing Your Home   Address the Exterior First impressions are everything. In the months prior to listing your home for sale, put in a little sweat equity to produce killer curb appeal. Prune the bushes, power-wash … » Learn More about Projects to Handle Prior to Listing Your Home