This months newsletter is posted below the fold. Read on for:
* 5 Questions Buyers Should use to their Advantage.
* Home Staging: Getting the Most out of it.
Contact Team366 for more information.
This months newsletter is posted below the fold. Read on for:
* 5 Questions Buyers Should use to their Advantage.
* Home Staging: Getting the Most out of it.
Contact Team366 for more information.
Moving is an adjustment, whether you are moving across town or relocating across the country.
Moving across town or to a new neighborhood may mean learning new routes to work, selecting a new dentist, and finding a new grocery store. It may also mean a change in schools if you have young children.Moving across the country can be much more challenging. Relocation is rarely easy. But being prepared can help you make good decisions and ease the transition. Click to continue »
Did you know that for most people, moving ranks near the top of the list of stressful events? Here are some things you can do to minimize stress when you are ready to make a move:
Please let me know if I can answer any questions or provide additional information. When you are ready to purchase a home, I welcome the opportunity to help you. You can reach Team366 here.
The Best of the West(side)! Come visit Jim Tillman on Sunday as he hosts a Real Estate Chat and Open house at 1560 Kuehnle in Ann Arbor. Jim will be there from 2 to 4 pm on Sunday, June 24th.
Check out the property through the Team366 vFlyer or take a quick run through the property on the Team366 exclusive YouTube tour below:
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As a Realtor, I am often asked what kind of market we are in and my response is always the same.
I say that, contrary to what you are being fed by the media, it is not a buyer’s market or a seller’s market. It is a “value-driven” market, period, end of story.
What I mean by this is that no matter the market cycle, most buyers look for the best value and sellers attempt to position their homes to attract ready, willing and able buyers–no buyer, no sale, right?
During my past 14 years, and I suspect as long as trade has existed, ready, willing, and able buyers have had to pay more than they’d like to and sellers have sold their goods for less than what they though they should.
Buyers and Sellers don’t make decisions in a vacuum, however. Reasonable people make resonable decisions. Whether those decisions were great or not, is not decided until after the fact. After all, hindsight is always 20/20.
My advice is that when buying homes purchasers should consider their primary residence as an investment in lifestyle, not a pure investment.
In the end, it is a bonus if the market swings to the sellers’ favor prior to a sale, but it is certainly not what a financial future should rest upon.