The last thing you want is to list too high, watch your house sit, and then have to drop the price just to get attention. Let’s connect so that doesn’t happen to you. CLICK HERE for full blog.
The answer to the recession question is still unknown, but the odds have gone up. CLICK HERE for full blog.
As we move through the rest of 2024 and 2025, expect rates to stabilize or decline gradually, offering more certainty in what has been a volatile market. Click HERE for full blog.
While it’s natural to feel a bit uncertain during an election year, history shows the housing market remains strong and resilient. Click HERE for full blog.
Recent economic data may signal that hope is on the horizon for mortgage rates. Click HERE for full blog.
Remember, you can’t control what happens in the broader economy. But you can control the controllables. Click HERE for full blog.
While you may be hoping for something that brings prices down, that’s not what the data tells us is going to happen. The most current research clearly shows that today’s market is nothing like it was last time.
If you put off moving because you were worried that home prices might go down, data shows they’re increasing across the country.
Whether you’re already a homeowner or you’re looking to become one, the recent headlines about home prices may leave you with more questions than answers. News stories are talking about home prices falling, and that’s raising concerns about a repeat of what happened to prices in the crash in [...]
Potential secondary homeowners are preparing for soaring infection rates.
Foreclosures increased 20 percent during the month of October when compared to September.
What does Biden's victory mean for the housing market?
Statistics show that the real estate market is not going through its best moment, which brings us to question, how has COVID-19 impacted the housing supply?