The millennial home-buyer market is huge and you can’t go wrong with updates that will appeal to this 24-32 age group, after all, this kind of modernization can only get more valuable in the future and will make your life easier while you’re still living in your home. The video below contains a few tips… Read More
Housing market stability is always great news for Realtors, Appraisers and Banks, but the best news is for homeowners. What this really means to homeowners is that the equity you have in your home is growing. Investors are finding that the balance in our Real Estate Market is supporting the logic of investing again. The… Read More
What’s the perfect complement to Winters in Arizona? Summers in New Hampshire of course! And a fellow Realtor in the gorgeous Lakes Region of central New Hampshire has the perfect, luxurious Summer Vacation home for you! As a matter of fact, she specializes luxury, exactly the type of properties that make ideal vacation homes; waterfront… Read More
According to an article that I recently read in Realtor Magazine, the Hispanic population makes up a very large and influential portion of our home buying and selling public, so I read the segment below with great interest. Though the government seems intent on spotlighting the barriers faced by specific segments of the US Population,… Read More
Home Equity loans are coming back into favor with most banks. You might consider a home equity to make major improvements to your home, which could ultimately boost your home’s value giving you even more equity. With interest rates still remarkably low, now might be the time to think about making the equity you have… Read More
I never thought of the word ‘normal’ as comforting before. But as it applies to today’s Real Estate market, ‘normal’ is a virtual security blanket for Realtors, home sellers and buyers alike. The statistics in the article below illustrate a Real Estate market that can easily be called normal, maybe even healthy. For comparison’s sake,… Read More
We’ve seen this happening in and around some of the older communities in the Phoenix area lately-urban renewal; small businesses incorporated into residential neighborhoods, the tearing down and rebuilding of older homes, new construction popping up on long-vacant lots, entire blocks being renovated. It’s working well in other major cities. There is controversy here however…. Read More
