When You Can't Sell A House: Consider Lease-To-Own

Posted on 15 November 2017

When you list your home on the real estate market and cannot find a buyer for it, you might feel discouraged and hopeless. If you really need to sell the house and cannot find a buyer, it could put you in a really bad position, especially if you need to relocate or if you are building a new house. There is an option you could consider, though, and it involves selling your house through a lease-to-own deal. [Read More]

Handling A Bidding War As A Seller

Posted on 2 November 2017

There is nothing more exciting than realizing that the house you have put on the market has elicited a bidding war. Unfortunately, that excitement won't amount to much if you don't know how to handle the bids properly. Keep these tips in mind when selling a house in a bidding war: Mind the Contingencies Most home buyers include contingencies on their purchase offers, and some of these contingencies may not be good from your point of view. [Read More]

Two Things To Know When Buying Your First Home

Posted on 16 October 2017

Looking at homes for sale for the first time is, by all accounts, an amazing feat. Whether you actually saved up enough money to buy the house outright, or you went through the grueling process of obtaining a mortgage, you are likely extremely proud of yourself for achieving such an accomplishment. However, just before you sign for the house and take possession of it, there are a few things you should do. [Read More]

The Real Estate Professional's Guide To Radon

Posted on 30 August 2017

Radon is a naturally occurring element and environmental issue. Real estate brokers and agents hear about radon fears all the time, especially from buyers worried about the health threat it poses. As a real estate professional, you need to understand how the presence of radon can influence your next sale. Radon causes thousands of lung cancer deaths each year. The gas is invisible and not possible to smell or taste, making it a serious threat. [Read More]

About Me

Finding The Perfect House

I still remember the day that I decided I wanted to stop renting. I had been up all night dealing with loud neighbors, and I just couldn't take it anymore. After talking with my wife, I made the decision to start looking for a new place to live. The only problem was that the market was much larger than I had originally anticipated. I realized that it was going to be hard to narrow down the options, which is why I decided to work with a real estate agent. After only a brief amount of time, I was able to find the perfect place for my family.