The Real Estate Transaction: Part 2 - From the Eyes of the Seller
Earlier this week we explored the real estate transaction from the perspective of the Buyer. We'll now dissect the entire real estate transaction from the perspective of the seller.
Earlier this week we explored the real estate transaction from the perspective of the Buyer. We'll now dissect the entire real estate transaction from the perspective of the seller.
Whether you are a home buyer or seller, the real estate transaction can sometimes be tricky to navigate. Each step will get you closer to a successful home closing. Part 1 of our next two posts will dissect the real estate transaction from the buyer's perspective.
Real estate listing agents didn’t have to do much to sell homes in the past couple years. Homes were selling at record-speed. Now that the real estate market is balancing out and home values aren’t rising as fast as they were the past couple years,
As buying a home is one of the most important investment decisions you will ever make, it is crucial to understand the current real estate market before you dive in.
While in the process of purchasing a home, you are going to want to have a home inspection performed. It's a security blanket of sorts for you to be sure there aren't safety hazards and major defects in the home.
Not many people know that all real estate agents can not call themselves Realtors®. In order for real estate agents to call themselves Realtors® they must belong to the National Association of Realtors® (NAR), their state Realtor® associations and their local Realtor® associations.
Professional-quality still photos are one of the most important marketing tools used in listing homes for sale.
Past real estate market cycles have always shown real estate traffic to start kicking in after the winter holidays. Spring and summer real estate markets have always been the busiest. However, there are some signs that fall may be the new selling season.
In Part 1 of this topic, it became clear that a number of factors could combine to make what was once affordable now cost-prohibitive. Inflation, rising interest rates and climbing property levies, among other variables, are putting some coveted properties out of buyers' reach.