Your largest investment is likely your home. Knowing how much time and money you’ve invested, you don’t want to make mistakes when it’s time to sell. Following is a list of home selling mistakes to avoid .
It may seem like an easy way to avoid paying commission by not hiring a real estate agent to represent you. But, you will miss out on their market expertise, contacts, and assistance throughout the process.
A real estate agent is essential to a successful and less stressful property sale, unless you have a real estate license.
Even though it’s exciting, the highest offer isn’t necessarily the best one given your needs. Contingencies are frequently used in conventional sales.
For the sale to close, several prerequisites must be met. You might include contingencies that protect the interests of the buyer, like a financing or inspection condition.
A long list of maintenance problems can deter potential purchasers and lower your home’s value. More significantly, buyers anticipate that your home will be in the same condition as described.
Prioritize the most obvious problems, especially those that will probably be discovered during a home inspection because many buyers will demand one before closing.
Buyers realizing your home is dirty during a home tour, is the most unappealing thing. Therefore, prospective buyers could ask what else you’ve been ignoring.
When you hire a cleaning service, you can rest assured that your property will be spotless and that you’ll leave a good impression on prospective buyers.
Although spring and early fall are considered the best periods to sell a house, you don’t always need to wait months to list your house.
Homes still sell every month of the year!
Buying a house can be an exciting and significant investment. Understanding interest rates is an essential aspect of the home-buying process. In the context of Boston real estate, here’s some information about interest rates and how they work.
Cambridge homes (and Somerville, and Arlington, and…) can be charming, and quirky.
Get ready to live it up in this South End 1-bedroom condo! This ideally located unit is within minutes from everything! Enjoy your easy access to South End’s vibrant arts scene, diverse dining options, and historic architecture. What else can you ask for?
Buying a house can be an exciting and significant investment. Understanding interest rates is an essential aspect of the home-buying process. In the context of Boston real estate, here’s some information about interest rates and how they work.
Cambridge homes (and Somerville, and Arlington, and…) can be charming, and quirky.
Get ready to live it up in this South End 1-bedroom condo! This ideally located unit is within minutes from everything! Enjoy your easy access to South End’s vibrant arts scene, diverse dining options, and historic architecture. What else can you ask for?
Here are some of the April 2023 statistics that show the sales trend in Boston. Median price and days on market can be “economic indicators,” but they aren’t a professional way to make a well-informed real estate decision.
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