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Survey: 25% of Homebuyers Are Moving—Or Moving Sooner Than Planned—Because of the Pandemic

August 10, 2020

Low mortgage rates, spending more time at home and working from home are driving forces for people moving due to the coronavirus pandemic.  Three-quarters of homebuyers say the coronavirus pandemic has impacted their home buying plans, according to a survey of more than 1,000 people who are planning to buy a home within the next […]


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Prepping for a Hurricane During a Pandemic: How to Get Your Home Ready and Gather the Necessary Supplies

August 2, 2020

If contending with a global pandemic, murder hornets, and a slew of other disasters that 2020 decided to throw at us wasn’t enough, hurricane season is now in full swing. The Atlantic hurricane season typically lasts from June to November, and peaks from late August through September. This year, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is […]


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Who Pays the Real Estate Commissions?

July 29, 2020

In a typical listing agreement, instructions are defined in writing for how both Listing Agent and Buyer’s Agent receive their commission at the Close of Escrow. Industry Standard suggest the Listing Agent receives about 3.5% in a normal transaction while the Buyer’s Agent receives about 2.5%. Does that mean the seller or the buyer pays […]


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House Hunting? 10 Potential Red Flags to Be Aware of

July 12, 2020

  Touring and looking at homes can be one of the most exciting steps in the homebuying process. However, it can be easy to get carried away in the excitement and easily overlook details that could become an issue down the road. Whether it’s the location, a too good to be true listing price, or […]


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The Five biggest drawbacks of a Lender-Financed Offer

July 8, 2020

All offers are not created equally. It cannot be stated enough just how important it is to choose the right offer, not just the one with the highest price. The right offer is one that actually closes and allows you to move on from the transaction. The wrong offer has an unexpected problem at the […]


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9 Tips for Selling Your Home During Coronavirus

June 29, 2020

The coronavirus has affected so many aspects of our lives – from how we work to how we exercise, communicate, and so much more. It has also affected the housing market and how we now buy and sell homes. If you’re thinking about listing your home you may be wondering what you can do to attract homebuyers […]


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Looking for a New Place? Use This Time to Create Your Wishlist

June 21, 2020

If your move is delayed, evaluate the features of your current home so you know just what you want in your next one. Now that many of us have spent several weeks living inside, we’ve become quite familiar with our homes — in some cases, maybe too familiar. If you were planning to move before […]


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What to Look for in a Strong Cash Buyer

June 15, 2020

A seller’s goal should be to find the highest offer with the strongest probability of closing. While a near asking price offer may look great after initial review, it may be full of unnecessary contingencies and red flags that may put you in a bad position as the seller. What if you knew what to look for […]


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How is Inherited Property Transferred to Beneficiaries?

June 7, 2020

As we have seen over the last few months life can change on a dime. One day we are thinking about March Madness and the next planning when we can leave our homes. If you have inherited a property over this time or making preparations, you may be dealing with an extra layer of stress […]


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How Low Will Mortgage Rates Go? They’re Now Below 3 Percent If You Know Where To Look

May 26, 2020

One of the few silver linings for real estate in the middle of this devastating coronavirus pandemic has been record-low mortgage interest rates. And housing experts predict those ultra low rates will likely fall even further—venturing into the unprecedented 2% range. That could give the flagging housing market—deeply hampered by state and local lockdowns, uncertainty […]


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