Selling a home

So in today’s market is Photography & Videography For Listing a House as important as it used to be? The simple answer is Yes it it. Everyone knows that cell phones have come a long way since the Motorola Razor. Now you have cameras on phones that can shoot RAW photos and Pro-Res Video. So … » Learn More about Photography & Videography For Our Listings

Spring is turning to summer, and for millions across the country, it’s home-selling time. Not only is spring the time when home sellers see the most competition, but it’s also a time when you can see faster sales and bigger price tags — but only if the house is ready to be shown in all … » Learn More about Staging Tips for Home Sellers

When putting a house on the market, homeowners go through a process called staging, which gets your home ready to show to potential buyers. Proper staging will allow you to sell your home quickly and for top dollar. These following resources can help point you in the right direction for preparing and staging your home … » Learn More about Resources for Staging Your Home to Sell

Inventory is a huge struggle for quite a while, and the problem is compounded by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. As outlined by realtor.com®’s December Housing Report, the number of homes for sale recently reached an all-time low, hitting below 700,000 for the first time after dropping 39.6% YoY-that’s 449.000 fewer homes for sale than last … » Learn More about December 2020 Housing Report

The pandemic tossed traditional “best time of year to buy a home” advice out the window. This year, low inventory and strong demand continue to drive the market. With low housing inventories and high buyer demand, home sellers are expected to continue to command higher home prices this winter – an unseasonable trend in the … » Learn More about Homes Usually Sell for Less in Dec. – however, not This Year

If forbearance works as intended, homeowners are only going to re-start payments when jobs return, and their homes won’t ever go into foreclosure. COVID-19 is considered the wild card.   Forbearance Loans May Never Be Foreclosed The Mortgage Bankers Association’s (MBA) latest Forbearance and Call Volume Survey discovered that the number of loans in forbearance … » Learn More about Forbearance Loans May Never Be Foreclosed

Nearing the end of a bizarre year, home buyers have changing needs for their new spaces. Sellers, take notice. Over the past six months, the course of daily life has greatly changed and, with COVID-19 still present as autumn approaches, home buyers’ desires have shifted accordingly. 4 Attributes Fall Buyers Want in Homes   Interested … » Learn More about Buyers want these 4 Attributes in Homes

As pent-up demand from the spring compounded to produce one of the busiest summers for residential real estate on record, the demand is promising to spill over into the fall months. Bidding Wars may still be around for awhile. “Normally, my brokerage’s sales start to dip after September, and we generally have a slowdown all … » Learn More about Bidding Wars Could Continue This Fall

Confused by most of the forbearance relief for homeowners? Experts consider that fertile turf for scammers who are going to offer help simply to steal your money. As a result of widespread uncertainty and absence of clear guidance about mortgage relief options, home loan borrowers must be on guard against scams and profiteering if they … » Learn More about Watch out for Mortgage Relief Scams

Home staging can show off a home in its best light, and simple, updated decor can certainly create a space feel warm and inviting. But there are some popular trends in home design that stagers say you need to avoid when prepping a home for sale.   3 Staging Trends That Could Turn Off Buyers … » Learn More about Staging Trends That Turn Off Buyers