The spring housing market can fierce and competitive for home buyers. In a competitive market, it’s essential to be flexible. That could mean going with a fixer-upper, even if you imagined a move-in-ready dream home. There are just more of them out there. The number of starter homes on the market is shrinking, but there […]
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Why You Might Not Want to Get too Excited (or Nervous) About a Housing Crash (2/17/23) Rising interest rates and slightly lower demand in the market has caused many people to believe that a housing crash is imminent. Despite some signs that the market is slowing down, you shouldn’t get too worried or excited about
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Mortgage rate dip brought many buyers and sellers back into the market. Inventory is still higher than last year and days on market keep increasing. Sellers are adjusting to the current market – 40% of active listings have reduced their original asking price. See full report here: https://brightmls.com/article/12040 Please reach out to me if you
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Be caeful not to make these mistakes when selling your home. Don’t keep an eligible buyer waiting for too long because you hoping for a bidding war: In the past 2 years, waiting through a weekend meant more offers. This is not always happening now and if another buyer show’s interest in submitting an offer
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Increase your credit score Pull your credit and do all you can to raise your credit score. The better your credit score the better rate a lender will give you. Mid to upper 700’s will open the door for lower rates! Shop around for lenders and financing options Lenders set their own rates, some are
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Most mortgages have a term of 15 or 30 years. However, if you want to buy a more expensive house than you could afford with one of those loan options, you might be able to purchase your dream home with a 40-year mortgage. You could have a hard time finding such a loan, though, and
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