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Answers to 3 common home selling questions
Like many places, the residential real estate market on the Gulf Coast typically kicks into high gear during the summer months since kids are out of school and it's the easiest time for families to make a major change. While COVID-19 has definitely changed many moving plans this year, we know there are still people who must move to due jobs or to be closer to loved ones.
If you're going to need to make a move this summer, having someone to help you walk through the process is key, especially during these uncertain times. But even during pre-virus times, having a REALTOR® had clear advantages. The typical for-sale-by-owner home sold for $200,000 compared to $265,500 for agent-assisted home sales in 2017,
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Saving for a home? Check out these tips.
Saving for a new home can feel incredibly overwhelming, especially if you are at the beginning of your savings journey. However, being prepared with a reasonable down payment is a vital part of the home-buying process. The recommended amount to save for a down payment on a home is 20% of the property amount. Though it's not required, "Putting at least 20% down on a home will increase your chances of getting approved for a mortgage at a decent rate and will allow you to avoid mortgage insurance," according to Nerdwallet.
When creating a savings plan, it's important to factor in the amount of time you're willing to wait before purchasing a home and figure out your monthly savings goal. Remember most experts recommend your housing expenses not...
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5 questions to ask your real estate agent
Choosing someone to help you buy or sell your home is a vitally important step in relocating. Thanks to the fast-paced nature of real estate, having someone familiar with the process and your area can make all the difference. Making the decision on who to trust with one the largest transactions of your life can seem daunting. After all, how do you narrow down your list of potential REALTORS®? Below is a list of questions to help you ensure your REALTOR® is the right fit for you:
- Why did you decide to become a REALTOR®? Some weeks agents may not get a day off, and some days they're going to be working more than eight hours to make a closing go smoothly. Having a REALTOR® with a true interest in real estate and the desire to take on people's needs as his or...
