These small changes potentially have to make a huge influence over your selling price. Projects to Handle Prior to Listing Your Home Address the Exterior First impressions are everything. In the months prior to listing your home for sale, put in a little sweat equity to produce killer ... » Learn More about Projects to Handle Prior to Listing Your Home
Selling a home
Are green features evaluated sufficiently?
Some green homes could possibly be under-valued, as outlined by panelists at a session during the 2019 Builder Show in Las Vegas - and that is often a costly mistake for home sellers. To ensure energy-efficient features are counted, collaboration among appraisers, lenders, builders, and real ... » Learn More about Are green features evaluated sufficiently?
Home sellers will often be nose blind
Homeowners may become "nose blind" to their home's own smell, and that is usually problematic when putting the home up for sale because smell will have a big impact on buyers' perceptions of the home. Plus no one wants a smelly house. Home sellers will often be nose ... » Learn More about Home sellers will often be nose blind
December 2018 RE/MAX National Housing Report
The December 2018 RE/MAX National Housing Report housing report uses the numbers for November 2018.2018 Home Sales Cool-down, While Inventory Recovers and Price Increases Moderate. December’s declining home sales and growing inventory solidified 2018 as the year the red-hot seller’s market moved ... » Learn More about December 2018 RE/MAX National Housing Report
More homes sell for under list price
As reported by the National Knock Deals Forecast, uses data equally for predictive and historical analyses from ATTOM Data Solutions, the percent of home sellers who eventually sold for less than list price in 2018 was approximately 2 in 3 (62%). Of those homes that sold for less than list price, ... » Learn More about More homes sell for under list price