Do I Need an Agent? Today’s busy world can be overwhelming enough and even more so for those who are thinking of buying a new home or selling an old one. Real estate laws can change quickly and unless you are familiar with the process and, sometimes even then, it can be a challenge to…
Author: Thomas Robinson
Researching a Neighborhood
Research a Neighborhood Properly Before You Buy When people are looking for a new home to move into, the property itself obviously plays a factor into the final decision. However, something that plays a bigger factor in the decision is whether the neighborhood meets the standards that you are looking for for your new abode….
Searching Online For Homes For Sale
Using the Web To Find Real Estate So you’re looking at buying a home? Real Estate can be complicated. But… you’ve come to the right place: the Internet. It’s estimated that over 90% of potential homebuyers use online real estate tools as one of their primary source for finding and purchasing a home. Between the…
Landscaping to Sell Your Home
Leveraging Your Yard To Sell Your Home First impressions for homebuyers really are everything. While this can be applied to your entire home that you are trying to sell, it is most important to remember about your curb appeal. When potential buyers first see your home for sale, they want to see something nice and…
Selling your home with a real estate agent
Using a real estate agent Hiring an experienced and well-organized real estate agent can help you sell your property very easily. There are certain things which you can preferably do in order to pull back the curtain and accurately check a real estate agent’s performance and potential success in selling your house within a stipulated period….
Why Some People Dislike REALTORS, But Shouldn’t
Some People Just Dislike REALTORS When I began thinking about buying my first home, the thought of hiring a REALTOR made me cringe. I always disliked salespeople. All of them. Any time I’d walk into a furniture store and catch the salesperson out of the corner of my eye (it was important to avoid eye…