Every neighborhood can vary in market conditions depending on location, price point, schools, amenities and much more. Most markets I understand have low inventory which makes it better for seller, though interest rates climbing causing buyers to afford less makes for an interesting market. Most areas have less sells then previous months but still quite active.
Felipe, while markets vary depending on the area you are in, overall we are in a bit of a cautious market. There is limited inventory in most areas, and that and the higher interest rates make sellers leary about putting their home on the market and not being able to find their next property. Buyers are also cautious due to interest rates and competitiveness for the properties on the market. It is still wise to stay active in the market to keep abreast of what is going on in your particular geography and this trend can change very quickly.
When it comes time to sell your house, you have the option of listing it as-is. This means you are not interested in requests from buyers to modify or repair the home before selling it.
Selling a house as is allows homeowners to ensure a no-fuss sale because they won't have to pay for a significant number of repairs or potentially delay the cl
Buying a house in another state can feel like navigating a maze blindfolded. You're leaving a market that you feel comfortable and familiar with and entering another that's unfamiliar. You don't have relationships or connections and have to learn everything about neighborhoods, cost, and offer culture. Furthermore, every state has its old lega
If you are a U.S. military service member, qualifying veteran, or qualifying surviving spouse, you can qualify for a VA loan to purchase a home.
A VA loan is a type of mortgage funded by private mortgage lenders but guaranteed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). It facilitates buying, building, or improving a home without the stri