What if your home doesn’t sell as quickly as you expected?
The last few years homes have flown off the market, especially if they are priced right and move in ready. But sometimes, even if you have an amazing property, it takes longer than expected. Sellers are often left wondering why that is. About 12 years ago, I went...
Thankfulness
There's so much to say about thankfulness and I think 2020 has caused people to pull into focus what's most important and eliminate things that used to be viewed as worthy of our attention. For my family and me, I do believe we had a crash course at eliminating things...
Simultaneous Closings
Simultaneous closings are one of the most complicated things to pull off for a Realtor, the good news is this is truly one of my specialties and I'm here to try and break it down in a simple and clear way. Normally, a simultaneous Closing entails a seller selling...
Is Vacant Land for you?
This blog is part four in a four part series about purchasing raw land. Now you know how we went about our land purchase and hopefully I've provided a rough guide as to all the moving parts associated with a raw land purchase. There's obviously no substitute for a...
The Nuances of Land
This blog is part three in a four part series about purchasing raw land. Every piece of land has their idiosyncrasies. The lot we purchased had it's own challenges, and two of my clients also purchased very different lots so this is a great case study on the nuances...
Due Diligence
This blog is part two in a four part series about purchasing raw land. After going under contract for raw land, you have what's called a due diligence period. This is the time frame for the buyer to do whatever tests they want to do on the property. Here's what we did...