Why Homeowners Are Choosing to Move Right Now |
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Over the past few years, some homeowners have decided to delay their move because they don’t want to sell and take on a higher mortgage rate on their next home. Maybe you’re thinking the same thing. And honestly, that’s no surprise. It’s a very common roadblock and is one of the biggest factors that’s kept the number of homes on the market so low for so long. But a growing number of homeowners are deciding they just can’t wait any longer. Often, it’s because of personal or lifestyle change. |
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4 Tasks That Every Homeowner Should do in November |
It’s the spring cleaning of fall, so to speak. With the holiday coming at you fast and furious, you want to be sure your home is cozy, but with that fresh-as-spring feel — as opposed to that musty-damp-winter feel. Here's how to make that happen (along with a few other timely tips): |
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| #1 Insulate Windows Bone-chilling drafts seriously detract from the cozy vibe you want. Keep it cozy by hanging drapes as close to your windows as possible to help you keep the heat inside. You can even add clear Velcro strips or dots to the back of the drape and attach to fasteners on the wall to help insulate. Be sure to cross one drape over the other when you close up for the night. Insulating shades can do the trick, too |
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| #2 Stock Up on Snow Supplies If snow is a given where you live and you're lacking supplies, take advantage of seasonal sales now to make sure you're not the one rushing to the hardware store at the last minute, only to find out they just sold out of ice melt. If you have a snow blower, be sure to have it serviced and fueled up before the first winter storm arrives — and with it, price hikes on all the snow stuff. |
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| #3 Trim Tree Branches The last thing you need is a winter storm losing the wrath of that mighty tree whose branches are angling over your roof. Long limbs invite pests to explore your roof and allow excess water to seep into cracks in the roof or siding. Keep limbs and branches at least three feet from the house. Plus, it's easier to trim branches after leaves have fallen. |
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| #4 Get Your Guest Bathrooms Ready When you have guests dropping by for Thanksgiving or winter holidays, you can’t keep the bathrooms off limits. And even if you’re not entertaining, who wants to have a water leak or need a plumber during your family’s celebration? Give your bathrooms an inspection and some elbow grease now, while you’re less distracted. Look for signs of leaks, including sweaty surfaces and drips; a musty smell; damaged paint, walls, or flooring; mold or mildew; wetness in cabinets; a wobbly toilet; or a loose faucet, according to Angi. Check out that guest bathroom that’s seldom used, and flush the toilet and scrub the rings. In every bathroom, deep clean floors and surfaces, so you can do lighter cleaning as the holidays get closer. |
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We are excited to announce that we have moved! We would love for you to stop by sometimes to see our new location and get answers to real estate questions and notary service. |
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| A Professional Equity Assessment Report (PEAR) is a custom evaluation of your home’s cash value. It's not just knowing what your home is currently worth. Essentially, It's what you can walk away with and put toward a new home. This is a powerful tool to help you make confident decisions in your home selling process. |
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The Big Difference Between Renter and Homeowner Net Worth |
Bottom Line If you’re torn between renting or buying, don’t forget to factor in the wealth-building power of homeownership. Unlike renters, homeowners gain equity as they pay their mortgage and as home values rise. That’s why, on average, a homeowner’s net worth is nearly 40x higher than a renter’s. Let’s connect if you want to learn more about the financial benefits of homeownership or the programs that can help make buying possible. |
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Why You Need an Agent To Set the Right Asking Price |
Bottom Line: The #1 task sellers struggle with is setting the right asking price for their house. Without an agent’s help, you may set a price that turns away buyers and takes a long time to sell. To make sure your house is priced right, let’s connect. Because, if the price isn’t compelling, it’s not selling. |
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