Having your bid accepted on that property you’ve been eyeing for months is an exciting time, but it’s important to keep a cool head and focus your energy toward closing. To assist you with getting everything done and ease the transition to your new home, here are 5 things to do before and after closing … Continued
There’s certainly more than one way to complete a real estate transaction, and each party hiring an agent may not always be the ideal situation for everyone. Let’s open our eyes to other possible routes to closing on our next real estate purchase or sale by seeing what buyers and sellers in Charlotte should know … Continued
A buyer’s agent, as the name plainly says, is a real estate agent who works, not for the seller, but only for the buyer (although it could be both seller and buyer in some cases). The job of a buyer’s agent, then, is to seek what is best for the buyer in every aspect and … Continued
A trend that has continued over the last few years is the increasing demand for new homes, and building a home that fits your needs can certainly seem like the best way of going about things. Whether you are simply exploring the options available to you or gearing up to break ground next week, here’s … Continued
No doubt about it: there’s a ton of misinformation, disinformation, and just pure myths out there about buying a home – especially when you go to family and friends for advice. The truth of the matter is that only real estate experts are experts when it comes to home buying. And buying a home is … Continued
Living in these more socially distanced times can leave you feeling a little out of sorts when it comes to introducing yourself to the members of your new neighborhood. To attempt to make the process as simple as possible, let’s look at 5 ways to get to know your new neighbors in Charlotte. The Traditional … Continued
It has been said that making an offer on a house is much like proposing marriage. You make the offer hoping (and sometimes believing) the answer will be “Yes,” all the while knowing in the back of your mind that the answer could very well be “No.” In-house buying as in a marriage proposal – … Continued
Everyone hates to move, and for good reason. It’s a lot of work, it’s stressful, and it’s almost always done in a frenzied rush. And on top of that, a lot of things can and inevitably do go wrong even with the best of planning – usually unexpected events we can easily call “moving nightmares.” … Continued
According to experienced real estate agents, the most common mistakes home buyers make are emotion-driven mistakes. They let feelings override good judgment and wind up overpaying for a “dream home.” Buying a home is probably the largest financial transaction of your life, so reason and sound judgment should play a much greater role than emotion … Continued
Winter is typically not the best season for home sellers, but a good season for buyers. That may not be the case this winter, though. With the current low inventory and keen buyer competition for for-sale homes, this winter is shaping up to be more of a seller’s market than ever before. Winter buyers, then, … Continued
