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Buyer 101- Remodel With Your Equity
So, you bought your home a year or two before the pandemic or before prices took off, and you are sitting on a lot of equity. You probably even had plans to upgrade your home and change or fix that …
Buyer 101- Sewer Lines
The sewer line of your home is one main home system you cannot see while touring perspective homes. If it’s an older home, there could be a range of materials, or a combination being used to take wastewater from the …
Buyer 101- Types of Water Heaters Explained
Small components of a home also come into play when inspecting your dream home and we will tackle water heaters in this edition of Buyer 101. While not as costly as some of the topics that I have covered it …
Elevate Your Space- Making an Entrance
An entryway is your home’s first impression- you have just a few seconds to convey what your home is about and to set the tone for the whatever event you may be welcoming guests to attend. An entry is truly …
FAQ- What to Expect When Buying
What to expect when buying a home. Your FAQ’s answered!Buyer 101- Foundations
Your home’s foundation is one of the main structural components you may have concerns about when making your purchase. While it’s easy to see a roof while touring a property and most buyers will look up, it is important to …
Elevate Your Space – Hardware Matters
Taking a breath from the market, interest rates, and contracts- let’s talk about the fun part of owning a home- making it pretty! There are many ways to upgrade a house- from a large-scale total remodel to landscaping, decor, etc. …
Buyer 101: The Valley’s 3 Most Common Roofing Types
In our newest series, Buyer 101 with Colby, we are taking a look at the three most common types of roofing in AZ.
A home’s roof is one of the main structural components you may have concerns about when making …
Outbid Again!
If you are a buyer in today’s market, you’re familiar with being outbid. The telltale signs that you are not getting a “yes” include multiple offers, the whispers of cash, appraisals waived, and when your offer is about to expire…it’s …
Market Update- October 2021
The end of forbearance is not the end of a seller market. Supply is up 93% since April while prices continue to rise.
For Buyers:
The housing supply shortage is still in full swing, and there is online speculation that …
The Cost of Convenience
Selling a home is one of the most stressful transactions one will ever do- this is what we’ve been told for years, so it’s no wonder the ‘industry disrupters’ clung to the home selling transaction as a way to bring …
The Cool Down- Follow Up
Thank you to everyone who read my latest post, The Cool Down, and for sending me your questions and comments. I think we are all so ready for the market to shift and for things to become a bit easier …