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Mindful Monday Simply imagine that everything is just like the vast, open sky, like empty space, and let your mind blend into the space so that it becomes just as vast and open. âPhakchok Rinpoche, âCreating Spaceâ Photo credit: "Blue Skies of Scottsdale," Dru Bloomfield, 2009.
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5 Myths (and 5 Truths) About Selling Your Home
Everyone has advice about the real estate market, but not all of that unsolicited information is true. So when it comes time to list your home, you'll need to separate fact from fiction.
Below weâve identified the top five real estate myths - and debunked them so you can hop on the fast track to selling your property.
1. I need to redo my kitchen and bathroom before selling
Truth: While kitchens and bathrooms can increase the value of a home, you won't get a large return on investment if you do a major renovation just before selling.
Minor renovations, on the other hand, may help you sell your home for a higher price. New countertops or new appliances may be just the kind of bait you need to reel in a buyer. Check out comparable listings in your neighborhood, and see what work you need to do to compete in the market.
2. My homeâs exterior isn't as important as the interior
Truth: Home buyers often make snap judgments based simply on a home's exterior, so curb appeal is very important.
"A lot of buyers search online or drive by properties before they even enlist my services," says Bic DeCaro, a real estate agent at Westgate Realty Group in Falls Church, Virginia. "If the yard is cluttered or the driveway is all broken up, there's a chance they won't ever enter the house - they'll just keep driving."
The good news is that it doesn't cost a bundle to improve your home's exterior. Start by cutting the grass, trimming the hedges and clearing away any clutter. Then, for less than $50, you could put up new house numbers, paint the front door, plant some flowers or install a new, more stylish porch light.
3. If my house is clean, I don't need to stage it
Truth: Tidy is a good first step, but professional home stagers have raised the bar. Tossing dirty laundry in the closet and sweeping the front steps just arenât enough anymore.
Stagers make homes appeal to a broad range of tastes. They can skillfully identify ways to highlight your homeâs best features and compensate for its shortcomings. For example, they might recommend removing blinds from a window with a great view or replacing a double bed with a twin to make a bedroom look bigger.
Of course, you don't have to hire a professional stager. But if you don't, be ready to use some of their tactics to get your home ready for sale - especially if staging is a trend where you live. An unstaged house will pale when compared to others on the market.
4. Granite and stainless steel appliances are old news
Truth: The majority of home shoppers still want granite counters and stainless steel appliances. Quartz, marble and concrete counters also have wide appeal.
"Most shoppers just want to steer away from anything that looks dated," says Dru Bloomfield, a real estate agent with Platinum Living Realty in Scottsdale, Arizona. "When you a design a space, you need to decide if youâre doing it for yourself or for resale potential.â
She suggests that if you're not planning to move anytime soon, decorate how youâd like. But if youâre planning to put your home on the market within the next couple of years, stick to elements with mass appeal.
"I recently sold a house where the kitchen had been remodeled 12 years ago, and everybody thought it had just been done because the owners had chosen timeless elements: dark maple cabinets, granite counters and stainless steel appliances."
5. Home shoppers can ignore paint colors they don't like
Truth: Moving is a lot of work, and while many home buyers realize they could take on the task of painting walls, they simply don't want to.
That's why one of the most important things you can do to update your home is apply a fresh coat of neutral paint. Neutral colors also help a property stand out in online photographs, which is where most potential buyers will get their first impression of your property.
Hiring a professional to paint the interior of a 2,000-square-foot house will cost about $3,000 to $6,000, depending on labor costs in your region. You could buy the paint and do the job yourself for $300 to $500. Either way, if a fresh coat of paint helps your home stand out in a crowded market, it's probably a worthwhile investment.
Related:
Quiz: Should You Renovate Your Home or Sell?
9 Listing Photo Doâs and Donâts
Say What? Home-Buying Lingo You Should Know
Originally published April 1, 2014.
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5 Myths (and 5 Truths) About Selling Your Home
Everyone has advice about the real estate market, but not all of that unsolicited information is true. So when it comes time to list your home, you'll need to separate fact from fiction.
Below weâve identified the top five real estate myths - and debunked them so you can hop on the fast track to selling your property.
1. I need to redo my kitchen and bathroom before selling
Truth: While kitchens and bathrooms can increase the value of a home, you won't get a large return on investment if you do a major renovation just before selling.
Minor renovations, on the other hand, may help you sell your home for a higher price. New countertops or new appliances may be just the kind of bait you need to reel in a buyer. Check out comparable listings in your neighborhood, and see what work you need to do to compete in the market.
2. My homeâs exterior isn't as important as the interior
Truth: Home buyers often make snap judgments based simply on a home's exterior, so curb appeal is very important.
"A lot of buyers search online or drive by properties before they even enlist my services," says Bic DeCaro, a real estate agent at Westgate Realty Group in Falls Church, Virginia. "If the yard is cluttered or the driveway is all broken up, there's a chance they won't ever enter the house - they'll just keep driving."
The good news is that it doesn't cost a bundle to improve your home's exterior. Start by cutting the grass, trimming the hedges and clearing away any clutter. Then, for less than $50, you could put up new house numbers, paint the front door, plant some flowers or install a new, more stylish porch light.
3. If my house is clean, I don't need to stage it
Truth: Tidy is a good first step, but professional home stagers have raised the bar. Tossing dirty laundry in the closet and sweeping the front steps just arenât enough anymore.
Stagers make homes appeal to a broad range of tastes. They can skillfully identify ways to highlight your homeâs best features and compensate for its shortcomings. For example, they might recommend removing blinds from a window with a great view or replacing a double bed with a twin to make a bedroom look bigger.
Of course, you don't have to hire a professional stager. But if you don't, be ready to use some of their tactics to get your home ready for sale - especially if staging is a trend where you live. An unstaged house will pale when compared to others on the market.
4. Granite and stainless steel appliances are old news
Truth: The majority of home shoppers still want granite counters and stainless steel appliances. Quartz, marble and concrete counters also have wide appeal.
"Most shoppers just want to steer away from anything that looks dated," says Dru Bloomfield, a real estate agent with Platinum Living Realty in Scottsdale, Arizona. "When you a design a space, you need to decide if youâre doing it for yourself or for resale potential.â
She suggests that if you're not planning to move anytime soon, decorate how youâd like. But if youâre planning to put your home on the market within the next couple of years, stick to elements with mass appeal.
"I recently sold a house where the kitchen had been remodeled 12 years ago, and everybody thought it had just been done because the owners had chosen timeless elements: dark maple cabinets, granite counters and stainless steel appliances."
5. Home shoppers can ignore paint colors they don't like
Truth: Moving is a lot of work, and while many home buyers realize they could take on the task of painting walls, they simply don't want to.
That's why one of the most important things you can do to update your home is apply a fresh coat of neutral paint. Neutral colors also help a property stand out in online photographs, which is where most potential buyers will get their first impression of your property.
Hiring a professional to paint the interior of a 2,000-square-foot house will cost about $3,000 to $6,000, depending on labor costs in your region. You could buy the paint and do the job yourself for $300 to $500. Either way, if a fresh coat of paint helps your home stand out in a crowded market, it's probably a worthwhile investment.
Related:
Quiz: Should You Renovate Your Home or Sell?
9 Listing Photo Doâs and Donâts
Say What? Home-Buying Lingo You Should Know
Originally published April 1, 2014.
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5 Myths (and 5 Truths) About Selling Your Home
Everyone has advice about the real estate market, but not all of that unsolicited information is true. So when it comes time to list your home, you'll need to separate fact from fiction.
Below weâve identified the top five real estate myths - and debunked them so you can hop on the fast track to selling your property.
1. I need to redo my kitchen and bathroom before selling
Truth: While kitchens and bathrooms can increase the value of a home, you won't get a large return on investment if you do a major renovation just before selling.
Minor renovations, on the other hand, may help you sell your home for a higher price. New countertops or new appliances may be just the kind of bait you need to reel in a buyer. Check out comparable listings in your neighborhood, and see what work you need to do to compete in the market.
2. My homeâs exterior isn't as important as the interior
Truth: Home buyers often make snap judgments based simply on a home's exterior, so curb appeal is very important.
"A lot of buyers search online or drive by properties before they even enlist my services," says Bic DeCaro, a real estate agent at Westgate Realty Group in Falls Church, Virginia. "If the yard is cluttered or the driveway is all broken up, there's a chance they won't ever enter the house - they'll just keep driving."
The good news is that it doesn't cost a bundle to improve your home's exterior. Start by cutting the grass, trimming the hedges and clearing away any clutter. Then, for less than $50, you could put up new house numbers, paint the front door, plant some flowers or install a new, more stylish porch light.
3. If my house is clean, I don't need to stage it
Truth: Tidy is a good first step, but professional home stagers have raised the bar. Tossing dirty laundry in the closet and sweeping the front steps just arenât enough anymore.
Stagers make homes appeal to a broad range of tastes. They can skillfully identify ways to highlight your homeâs best features and compensate for its shortcomings. For example, they might recommend removing blinds from a window with a great view or replacing a double bed with a twin to make a bedroom look bigger.
Of course, you don't have to hire a professional stager. But if you don't, be ready to use some of their tactics to get your home ready for sale - especially if staging is a trend where you live. An unstaged house will pale when compared to others on the market.
4. Granite and stainless steel appliances are old news
Truth: The majority of home shoppers still want granite counters and stainless steel appliances. Quartz, marble and concrete counters also have wide appeal.
"Most shoppers just want to steer away from anything that looks dated," says Dru Bloomfield, a real estate agent with Platinum Living Realty in Scottsdale, Arizona. "When you a design a space, you need to decide if youâre doing it for yourself or for resale potential.â
She suggests that if you're not planning to move anytime soon, decorate how youâd like. But if youâre planning to put your home on the market within the next couple of years, stick to elements with mass appeal.
"I recently sold a house where the kitchen had been remodeled 12 years ago, and everybody thought it had just been done because the owners had chosen timeless elements: dark maple cabinets, granite counters and stainless steel appliances."
5. Home shoppers can ignore paint colors they don't like
Truth: Moving is a lot of work, and while many home buyers realize they could take on the task of painting walls, they simply don't want to.
That's why one of the most important things you can do to update your home is apply a fresh coat of neutral paint. Neutral colors also help a property stand out in online photographs, which is where most potential buyers will get their first impression of your property.
Hiring a professional to paint the interior of a 2,000-square-foot house will cost about $3,000 to $6,000, depending on labor costs in your region. You could buy the paint and do the job yourself for $300 to $500. Either way, if a fresh coat of paint helps your home stand out in a crowded market, it's probably a worthwhile investment.
Related:
Quiz: Should You Renovate Your Home or Sell?
9 Listing Photo Doâs and Donâts
Say What? Home-Buying Lingo You Should Know
Originally published April 1, 2014.
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Daylight saving time is good, so stop complaining
Daylight saving time is good, so stop complaining
Sunshine, giver of life, we want to conserve you.Flickr/Dru Bloomfield
Daylight saving time began in the United States on Sunday.
People love to hate on the practice, but Josh Barro argues in this opinion column that itâs actually a good thing.
Today is the first day of daylight saving time, which means the sun will shine until 6:58 p.m. in New York.
Yet every year, when the clocks change,âŠ
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Understanding the Role of the Real Estate Agent
The road to homeownership can be bumpy, and it's often filled with unexpected turns and detours. That's why it makes sense to have a real estate pro help guide the way.
While real estate websites and mobile apps can help you identify houses you may be interested in, an experienced agent does much more, including:
1. Guide. Before you tour your first home, your agent will take time to learn more about your wants, needs, preferences, budget and motivation. A good real estate agent will help you narrow your search and identify your priorities.
2. Educate. You should expect your agent to provide data on the local home market and comparable sales. The home-buying process can be complicated. A good agent will explain the steps involved â in a manner that makes them understandable â and provide counsel along the way.
3. Network. An agent who is familiar with your target neighborhoods will often know about homes that are for sale â even before they're officially listed. Experienced agents tend to know other agents in the area and have good working relationships with them; this can lead to smooth transactions. Your agent may also be able to refer you to trusted professionals including lenders, home inspectors and contractors.
4. Advocate. When you work with a buyer's agent, their fiduciary responsibility is to you. That means you have an expert who is looking out for your best financial interests, an expert who's contractually bound to do everything in their power to protect you. If you find yourself in a situation where the same agent represents both the buyer and seller, things can get trickier, advises Scottsdale, Arizona-based real estate agent Dru Bloomfield.
"A lot of people think they'll get a lower price by going straight to the listing agent, but that's always not true," she says. "If I was representing both the buyer and seller, I'd be hard-pressed to take a low-ball offer to the seller. But, as a buyer's agent I'd do it, because I have no emotional ties or fiduciary responsibility to the seller. Buyers should work with an agent who can fully represent them."
5. Negotiate. Your agent will handle the details of the negotiation process, including the preparation of all necessary offer and counteroffer forms. Once your inspection is done, the agent can also help you negotiate for repairs. Even the most reasonable consumers can become distraught when battling over repair requests; an agent can do "the ask" without becoming overly emotional.
6. Manage minutia. The paperwork that goes along with a real estate transaction can be exhaustive. If you forget to initial a clause or check a box, all those documents will need to be resubmitted. A good real estate agent understands the associated deadlines and details and can help you navigate these complex documents.
7. Look out. Any number of pitfalls can kill a deal as it inches toward closing; perhaps the title of the house isnât clear, the lender hasnât met the financing deadline or the seller has failed to disclose a plumbing problem. An experienced real estate agent knows to watch for trouble before it's too late, and can skillfully deal with challenges as they arise.
Professional real estate agents do so much more than drive clients around to look at homes. Find an agent you trust and with whom you feel comfortable working; you're sure to benefit from their experience, knowledge of the local market and negotiation skills.
Related:
5 Ways Home Buyers Make Their Agentâs Job Harder
Renters: Are You Ready to Buy a Home?
4 Things to Know About Buying a âFor Sale by Ownerâ Home
Originally published July 21, 2014.
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Understanding the Role of the Real Estate Agent
The road to homeownership can be bumpy, and it's often filled with unexpected turns and detours. That's why it makes sense to have a real estate pro help guide the way.
While real estate websites and mobile apps can help you identify houses you may be interested in, an experienced agent does much more, including:
1. Guide. Before you tour your first home, your agent will take time to learn more about your wants, needs, preferences, budget and motivation. A good real estate agent will help you narrow your search and identify your priorities.
2. Educate. You should expect your agent to provide data on the local home market and comparable sales. The home-buying process can be complicated. A good agent will explain the steps involved â in a manner that makes them understandable â and provide counsel along the way.
3. Network. An agent who is familiar with your target neighborhoods will often know about homes that are for sale â even before they're officially listed. Experienced agents tend to know other agents in the area and have good working relationships with them; this can lead to smooth transactions. Your agent may also be able to refer you to trusted professionals including lenders, home inspectors and contractors.
4. Advocate. When you work with a buyer's agent, their fiduciary responsibility is to you. That means you have an expert who is looking out for your best financial interests, an expert who's contractually bound to do everything in their power to protect you. If you find yourself in a situation where the same agent represents both the buyer and seller, things can get trickier, advises Scottsdale, Arizona-based real estate agent Dru Bloomfield.
"A lot of people think they'll get a lower price by going straight to the listing agent, but that's always not true," she says. "If I was representing both the buyer and seller, I'd be hard-pressed to take a low-ball offer to the seller. But, as a buyer's agent I'd do it, because I have no emotional ties or fiduciary responsibility to the seller. Buyers should work with an agent who can fully represent them."
5. Negotiate. Your agent will handle the details of the negotiation process, including the preparation of all necessary offer and counteroffer forms. Once your inspection is done, the agent can also help you negotiate for repairs. Even the most reasonable consumers can become distraught when battling over repair requests; an agent can do "the ask" without becoming overly emotional.
6. Manage minutia. The paperwork that goes along with a real estate transaction can be exhaustive. If you forget to initial a clause or check a box, all those documents will need to be resubmitted. A good real estate agent understands the associated deadlines and details and can help you navigate these complex documents.
7. Look out. Any number of pitfalls can kill a deal as it inches toward closing; perhaps the title of the house isnât clear, the lender hasnât met the financing deadline or the seller has failed to disclose a plumbing problem. An experienced real estate agent knows to watch for trouble before it's too late, and can skillfully deal with challenges as they arise.
Professional real estate agents do so much more than drive clients around to look at homes. Find an agent you trust and with whom you feel comfortable working; you're sure to benefit from their experience, knowledge of the local market and negotiation skills.
Related:
5 Ways Home Buyers Make Their Agentâs Job Harder
Renters: Are You Ready to Buy a Home?
4 Things to Know About Buying a âFor Sale by Ownerâ Home
Originally published July 21, 2014.
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