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Inspection Day can be totally exciting... or a total bummer 😬 Home inspections are usually conducted after the seller accepts the buyer's offer to identify any issues with the home that could affect its value. While most home inspections reveal only minor issues, some do turn up deal breakers for the buyer or lender. When the time comes to get your home inspection, I'd be happy to hook you up with one of my trusted inspectors to get the job done! #HomeInspection #RealEstate #ClosingDay #HomeSeller #HomeBuyer #wednesdaywisdom #TheAraizas https://www.instagram.com/p/CosGCrXvKeu/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Are you planning on selling your home this spring or summer?
Here are some tips for getting your home ready for potential buyers!
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Waiting for the “perfect” moment to buy or sell a home? Watch for three reasons why there is no such thing. Don’t waste time trying to time the market. Reach out today, and let’s talk about your personal goals and how we can help you reach them.
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Getting your house ready to sell? Here are a few tips on what you may want to do to prepare.
Focus on making it inviting, showing it’s cared for, and boosting your curb appeal.
If you want specific advice to help your house stand out in our local market, let’s connect.
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The Real Story Behind What’s Happening with Home Prices
If you’re wondering what’s going on with home prices lately, you’re definitely not the only one. With so much information out there, it can be hard to figure out your next move.
As a buyer, you might be worried about paying more than you should. And if you're thinking of selling, you might be concerned about not getting the price you're aiming for.
So, here's a quick breakdown to help clear things up and show you what’s really happening with prices—whether you're thinking about buying or selling.
Home Price Growth Is Slowing, but Prices Aren’t Falling Nationally
Throughout the country, home price appreciation is moderating. What that means is, prices are still going up, but they're not rising as quickly as they were in recent years. The graph below uses data from Case-Shiller to make the shift from 2023 to 2024 clear:
But rest assured, this doesn't mean home prices are falling. In fact, all the bars in this graph show price growth. So, while you might hear talk of prices cooling, what that really means is they're not climbing as fast as they were when they skyrocketed just a few years ago.
What’s Next for Home Prices? It’s All About Supply and Demand
You might be curious where prices will go from here. The answer depends on supply and demand, and it’s going to vary by local market.
Nationally, the number of homes for sale is going up, but there still aren’t enough of them to meet today’s buyer demand. That’s keeping upward pressure on prices – even though recent inventory growth has caused that home price appreciation to slow. Danielle Hale, Chief Economist at Realtor.com, said:
“. . . today’s low but quickly improving for-sale inventory has ushered in more market balance than would otherwise be expected . . . This should help home prices maintain a slower pace of growth.”
And here’s one other thing you may not have considered that could play a role in where prices go from here. Since experts say mortgage rates should continue to decline, it’s likely more buyers will re-enter the market in the months ahead. If demand picks back up, that could make prices climb a bit further.
Why You Should Work with a Local Real Estate Agent
While national trends give a big-picture view, real estate is always local – especially when it comes to prices. What's happening in your neighborhood might be different from the national average based on what supply and demand look like in your market. That’s why it's crucial to get local insights from a knowledgeable real estate agent.
As your go-to source for everything related to home prices, a local agent can provide the most current data and trends specific to your area.
So, if you’re planning to sell, they can help you price your house accurately. And when you’re ready to buy, they can find the right home that fits your budget and your needs.
Bottom Line
Home prices are still rising, just not as quickly as before. Whether you’re thinking about buying, selling, or just curious about what your house is worth, let’s connect so you have the personalized guidance you need.
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Flat Fee Realtors, Homeseller And Patrick Chee
Personally I am surprised it took so long for a realtor to come up with flat fees. He doesn't just charge flat fees, he also has some process and service innovation in the sense he does not go for viewings (which allows him to charge lower fees), etc.
I ppoke to Patrick once and even told him he could raise his fees slightly if net profit is too low, people should be willing to pay a bit more for a big ticket transaction to a brand they recognise and trust.
He strikes me as an ethical, intelligent and competent realtor though he couldn't afford much formal education when he was young. Homeseller is a great example of authenticity in organic marketing via Tiktok.
Surely other realtors will try to compete with flat fees now. It is a very low barriers to entry sector that is very competitive and hence, branding is key.
Homeseller occupies the space between DIY buyers/sellers and 2% commission agents. It is a very attractive proposition and I believe they are expanding into other countries and real estate services now.
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Open house alert. First weekend of July 2024. This property is the perfect home to raise a family in. If you can't make it today then come out tomorrow July 7th, 2024 from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m.
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Calculate your home sale profits easily!
Calculate your home sale profits easily! 🏡 Subtract costs and mortgage from the sale price.
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When is the Best Time to Sell a Home?
Spring
Seasonally speaking, the spring market is the most popular time to buy and sell.
While May has been touted historically as the best month to sell, in recent years homes listed in March have sold the fastest.
Why sell in spring?
Homebuyers tend to taper off during winter months. Cold weather, holiday obligations, kids in school – for all of these reasons and more, fewer people are actively looking for homes to purchase.
And then comes the turn-around: cabin fever and spring fever stimulate home shopping. The warmer weather with longer days brings people out of winter’s hibernation.
A seller’s energy level tends to rise in the spring. Spring cleaning is a great time to take it up a notch and get your house ready to be put on the market.
Spring’s lush landscaping boosts curb appeal. Blue skies and blooming flowers make for fabulous real estate photos!
Tax refunds give prospective buyers an added boost of consumer confidence.
Summer
Although not as popular as spring, summer is also a popular time to sell. Families with school age children often feel a sense of urgency to move before summer break is over. They also want their children to be settled into a school district since changing schools during the academic year can be disruptive.
During a seller’s market
When there are more potential home buyers than properties available, you are more likely to sell your home fast and may even receive multiple offers resulting in a full- or above-price sale. How can you tell if it’s a seller’s market? If houses aren’t sitting on the market for long (typically less than three to six months) and they are selling for over asking price, it’s probably a great time to sell.
When interest rates are low
Personally or professionally, it makes sense.
Maybe you’ve accepted a new job that makes your current commute unbearable or impossible. Or maybe your current job is now allowing you to work remotely which geographically opens up your location options.
Perhaps you are looking for a change of scenery – from the city to the country or vice versa – or want to move to a different school district.
Have you increased your family size and outgrown your current house? Conversely, are you looking to downsize?
Other personal reasons people consider selling include death (of a spouse), divorce or desperation. If one of these circumstances makes the burden of your home – or mortgage payments – too great, it’s probably time to sell.
Finances
Has your home gained substantial equity that you’d like to use toward a downpayment on your dream home? Or is it time for retirement and your equity could bring you a nice addition to your retirement account?
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On the next episode of the Disaster Podcast, we talk with Jim Brownell, an expert in the Home Inspection industry!
Check out the full episode this Wednesday!
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Why the Sandwich Generation Is Buying Multi-Generational Homes
Blog by KM Realty Group LLC, Chicago, Illinois
Are you a part of the Sandwich Generation?
According to Realtor.com, that’s a name for the roughly one in six Americans who care for their children and their parents or grandparents simultaneously.
If that sounds familiar, juggling all the responsibilities involved must have challenges. But there’s one significant benefit: it can make it a bit easier for you to buy a home.
How Can It Help You Buy a Home?
Realtor.com asked members of the Sandwich Generation if they agree or disagree that taking care of children and parents at the same time is helping them afford a home.
A third of respondents said their situation made it easier to buy (see graph below):
Here are a few ways their caretaking situation might be helping those 33% buy a home:
Sharing Expenses: If you live in a multi-generational household, you can pool your resources and split the costs. Your parents might contribute to the mortgage or help with other bills. This can make a big difference, especially in today’s housing market. It may help you afford a larger home than you could.
Built-In Childcare: Having grandparents in the home could also save you money on childcare. They can help watch your kids while you’re at work, which means you can save on daycare costs, too.
Beyond just the financial reasons, buying a multi-generational home has other advantages. The Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers from the National Association of Realtors (NAR) highlights some of the most popular, including:
Easier to Care for Aging Parents: It’s more convenient to care for someone when you live with them. Also, your elderly parents may be happier and healthier, thanks to more social interaction and a feeling of connectedness.
Spending More Time Together: Once you live together, you spend more time and create even more lasting memories with your loved ones.
The Mortgage Reports sums it up this way:
“Buying a house with your parents can be a great way to ease caregiving, support young children, or simply bring loved ones closer together. And considering the steep rise in home prices over the last few years, it can make homeownership a lot more affordable.”
How a Real Estate Agent Can Help
Working with a local real estate agent is essential if you’re in the Sandwich Generation and considering buying a multi-generational home. Finding a home that works for so many people can be tricky. An agent will use their expertise to help you find one that meets the needs of, and has enough space for, everyone who will live there.
Bottom Line
Being a part of the Sandwich Generation comes with its challenges, but it also might come with one truly great perk. If you’re looking to buy a home, your caregiving situation can actually make it a bit easier for you to afford one. To learn more, let’s connect with real estate experts in Chicago, Illinois.
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Everyone wants to sell their home quickly! But not everyone knows the steps to make it happen. Today is your lucky day because we are sharing our secrets! Check them out in our above video.
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