Selling
What you don’t know can cost you time and money when it comes to selling your house. The best source of information is your real estate agent, and we’ve put together a growing list of helpful resources about the home selling process. When you’re ready, call Tom Verhelst at 218-205-2604 | Karen Zell at 218-731-6836. to discuss how we can help sell your house.
Making a Move Before Retiring
Retirement often brings many life changes, including a lifestyle not centered around work. As your daily life changes, your housing needs may change too. The space may not fit your needs, or maybe you want to move to a different location. So, one of the key factors in planning your retirement is deciding where you will live, and whether you want to sell your home.
Here are a few things to think about when making that decision.
Questioning Selling Your House in Today’s Unusual Market?
Home Price Forecasts for 2023
Get Rid of Mold Before Selling
10 Tips to Save Money When Moving into a New Home
Your house has sold, and you have a new home to move into. Check that off your list. But that’s only part of the moving process. You can save money on the move and have extra cash for new accessories to make this home your own. Plan ahead and take advantages of freebies offered when moving to a new home.
Still on the Fence About Selling?
Enhance Outdoor Spaces and Sell-ability
Are you looking to ramp up the curb appeal when selling your home, or just dreaming of dining beneath the stars this summer? Here are some affordable tips for sprucing up outdoor spaces to help you meet your end goal, and get some extra enjoyment out the summer before moving. The project doesn’t have to be big or expensive to be full of appeal.
Sellers- Not All Home Inspection Fixes are Required
When selling your home, you can expect the buyer to request a home inspection. It’s to the buyer’s benefit to identify any potential problems that owners have not already disclosed. You may get an extensive list of potential fixes suggested by the inspector and wonder how you will ever come out ahead if you fix them all. But rest assured, some fixes may not be necessary, especially in a seller’s market.
2021 Real Estate Market Recap
Real estate trends have been a bit unexpected, starting with the pandemic, and continuing through 2021. While there was early caution over COVID-19 slowing real estate activity, demand in many communities has risen. At the same time, economic uncertainty kept many homeowners in place, especially those that refinanced with historically low interest rates, creating a shortage in inventory. Supply chain woes slowed new construction. Yet, people continue to look for new homes, with high demand expected to continue, even as interest rates rise. Lets take a look at state and local data over the past year.