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How Lower Interest Rates Could Boost the Real Estate Market
It’s no secret that interest rates have a huge impact on the real estate market. When rates rise, monthly mortgage payments increase, making it harder for many people to afford a home. But what happens when interest rates start to fall? Let’s take a closer look at how lower rates can open up new doo
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What’s Next After You Sell? Planning Your Next Move
Selling your home is a major milestone, but once you’ve accepted an offer and closed the deal, the big question is—where will you go next? Whether you’re upsizing, downsizing, relocating for work, or simply moving to a new neighborhood, it’s essential to have a plan in place. Here’s how to navigat
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Understanding Closing Costs—What Every Homebuyer Needs to Know
When buying a home, most people focus on the down payment and monthly mortgage payments, but there’s another set of expenses you’ll need to plan for—closing costs. These costs can add up, and if you’re not prepared, they can come as a surprise. So, what exactly are closing costs, and how can you b
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Effective Negotiation Tactics for Today’s Housing Market,Karen Iwakoshi

Effective Negotiation Tactics for Today’s Housing Market

In today’s competitive housing market, negotiating the best deal on a home can be challenging. Whether you’re buying or selling, mastering negotiation tactics is crucial to getting the most out of your transaction. With tight inventory, rising prices, and strong demand, it’s more important than ev
Homebuilders Are Catching Up Not Overbuilding,Karen Iwakoshi

Homebuilders Are Catching Up Not Overbuilding

If you’ve been keeping an eye on the housing market, you may have heard concerns about homebuilders overbuilding. However, the reality is quite the opposite. In fact, many homebuilders are simply catching up after years of underbuilding. The housing market has faced a significant shortage of homes
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