Most homebuyers are happy with their purchase—but that doesn’t mean they have zero regrets. Read my latest article to learn why buyers make mistakes and how you can avoid them.
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Are you trying to decide whether to renovate your current home or relocate to a new one?
If so, you need to watch this video to find out why so many of our clients are choosing to move!
Then, check out our latest blog post for the 3 vital questions to ask yourself before you decide.
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Does your current home no longer serve your needs?
If so, you may be torn between relocating to a new home or renovating your existing one. This can be a difficult choice, and there’s a lot to consider—including potential costs, long-term financial implications, and quality of life.
So which is the better option for you? Let’s take a closer look at some of the factors you should consider before you decide. Click here or on the image above.
There’s no denying it—the current real estate market isn’t the easiest to navigate.
High mortgage rates are challenging both buyers and sellers around the country, and market uncertainty is causing some would-be movers to push off their plans.
To help you maneuver this evolving market, we’re sharing an update for the first half of the year, along with experts’ predictions for the coming months.
Read it to find out:
- Where mortgage rates and home prices are headed
- What factors are limiting inventory
- How new home construction has been impacted
- What it all means for homeowners, buyers and sellers
Still have questions? Reach out to talk through the specific trends we’re seeing in our area here in San Diego or anywhere in the US where you have an interest. We can help you build a plan to work toward your real estate goals, no matter what the rest of the year holds.
💸 Creative Ways to Afford Your First Home 💸
It’s a tough time for rookie homebuyers – but don’t despair. By using a few creative ideas, you can still make your homeownership dreams come true.
🏡 Cover part of your mortgage by getting a roommate or leasing out your garage.
🏡 Consider buying a home with friends or family members.
🏡 Ask loved ones for help with your down payment or closing costs.
🏡 Look for special programs and assistance.
🏡 Expand your home search to new areas and rethink your requirements.
Check out my latest blog post for more creative ideas you can use to afford your first home!
Keeping a clean and orderly home is a challenge for many of us. The effort is worthwhile, however. A sanitary environment can keep you and your family healthier, and researchers have found that organized, uncluttered homes have quantifiable mental health benefits. Click on the image to read our full blogpost!
Most home sellers want three things: 1) to make a lot of money, 2) to put in minimal time and effort, and 3) to sell quickly. But the reality is, selling a home is rarely that simple. And homeowners who try to do it themselves—or receive bad advice—can end up stuck (months later) with a property that hasn’t sold.
If that’s you, don’t panic! I’ve outlined the top five reasons a home doesn’t sell—and action steps you can take to overcome each of these issues.
Over the past few years, many of us have spent extra time at home, and that means we appreciate the personal design touches that make a house cozy and comfortable more than ever. But while it’s important to make your home your own, it’s also smart to think about the long-term impact your renovations could have on its value.
Read on to learn how to maximize beauty, functionality and value of your home with the top home design trends for 2023!
Last year, one factor drove the real estate market more than any other: rising mortgage rates. Since then, both demand and price appreciation have tapered, as the primary challenge for homebuyers has shifted from availability to affordability.
Read on for analysis and predictions from industry experts on what we can expect in 2023.
You don’t have to break the bank to celebrate the holidays in style—even in this season of inflation. Prices may be higher on everything from food to gifts to decorations, but there are still plenty of opportunities to eke out extra savings. Here are some strategies to boost your holiday budget by trimming household expenses