Our most recent blog talked about how the market is shifting and how it is no cause for concern. Rather, we are seeing the inventory increase and the real estate market start to get a little healthier. We dug up some more data on how and why this is happening and explained why this is healthy for the market, but not the first signs of a crash 

One of the biggest topics in real estate right now is if the market is shifting. While we are seeing the beginnings of a shift, there are important factors to look at to understand why the real estate market is behaving like it is. And, no, the market isn’t going to crash.

Spring is often the busiest time of year for real estate. Warmer weather, lengthening daylight hours, and approaching summer vacations lead to higher traffic. However, we have 4 reasons advocating why listing your home at the tail end of winter (the slower season) is a great way to get ahead of the curve.

What is the first thing a buyer will look for when looking at homes for sale? The price. From there, buyers will then look at the details of the home: beds, baths, square footage, amenities, etc. Your agent is the person who makes the crucial decision for how to price your home. Here is what goes into pricing your home to fetch dop dollar.

Whether you are buying or selling a home, it is important to have disclosures outlined for the condition of the house. Disclosing the state of parts or systems of the home allows everybody to be informed and helps protect against future potential lawsuits. Here is what you need to know.

The temperatures are coming down from the hot days of summer. As leaves start to turn bright colors, sweaters and jackets come out, and decor turns to pumpkins, it is quick;y becoming an amazing time to sell your home. We are still riding the wave of this ultimate seller’s market, so you can still take full advantage of it after the summer buying rush. Here is how.

Selling your home is not a decision that is made lightly. In real estate, time really does equal money, so it is imperative you make the best use of your time in order to fetch top dollar in the shortest amount of time. Here is the number one way to maximize your time.

A home inspection is a vital part of the real estate process. It provides you with necessary information about the current state of the house, as well as any recommended actions to take in order to fix or improve the house. Buyers use them to help learn as much as they can about the property when they aim to purchase it. It is also common for sellers to use inspections to learn what needs to be fixed before they put it on the market.

A home inspection is one of the most vital parts of selling and buying a home. Buyers want to make sure the roof won’t leak and all of the plumbing works properly. Sellers want to catch any problems that will potentially bring down the value of the house or will turn buyers away. This is where a home inspection comes in. When you get the inspector’s report back, are there some things you have to fix before putting your home on the market? Absolutely.

When you sell your home, you want to make the most money possible from the sale. Part of that is making sure your home is showroom ready so it showcases how awesome your home is. Part of a buyer’s checklist to get a home inspection so they know what they are getting into. Here are 4 steps for sellers to follow prior to a home inspection to ensure that your home makes the best possible impression.

Homeowners who are on the fence about selling their home, this article is for you. The most important takeaway is: now is the perfect time to sell your home, because sellers have the power in the current market. Here’s why:

Summer is the perfect time to get your lawn in pristine condition, especially if you are planning on selling your home. We know for a fact that a well-manicured lawn is essential to amazing curb appeal. The more your lawn looks like a golf course fairway, the more excited potential buyers will be about how nice the rest of the property is.

Summer is here, which normally means partes, get-togethers, and family functions in the backyard. Due to COVID-19, these gatherings will be smaller and will more than likely be just your immediate family or household. However, you can still spruce up your back patio for the perfect small dinner party in the perfect summer weather. Here are 4 ideas for a patio facelift.

Have the rules changed with selling a home in Boise, ID?

Here is a list of things that might go wrong during your real estate transaction. It is not a complete list but things that could happen as you go to the closing of your property. Closing is the most important event of any transaction. It is the execution of the exchange of property and money!

Many use Zillow estimate as the measurement of what their home should sell for, but in many cases this may not be the most accurate tool. Unless of course, you enjoy being disappointed!