Once in a Lifetime Seller’s Market for the Carolina’s
The Carolina’s are still experiencing a seller’s market, much to the surprise of many locals as well as real estate professionals. The Carolina’s have notoriously been known for providing homebuyers with a buyer’s market, and thus the near immediate switch has left many buyers wondering if, and when, the market will shift. Now more than…
What’s an Offer Review Date?
Selling a home in today’s market may seem like a breeze as homes are selling faster than in years past, however with sellers receiving so many offers, many are becoming easily overwhelmed. There have been homes across the nation that have received more than 100 offers for a single listing, making it difficult for many…
Are Open Houses “Over?”
If you’re preparing to sell your home, you may be left wondering if you should host an open house. While in years past open houses were the “go to” way to get traffic through your door and try to boost your changes of receiving offers, in current Real Estate markets this isn’t necessarily the case.…
The Seller’s Contingency That Keeps You Safe
Buying and selling a home can be extremely stressful, luckily there is a seller’s contingency that can help alleviate some of the stress. One of the biggest stressors when choosing to sell and buy a home at the same time is simply what happens if you accept an offer and then can’t find a home…
Waiving an Appraisal
It is no secret that it is currently a seller’s market which has left many buyers putting offers in on homes even if there are contingencies in place. While there isn’t necessarily anything wrong with contingencies, it is important to understand the what and the why behind the contingencies that you are choosing to accept.…
Do I Have to Accept the Highest Offer?
We know that this may seem like a silly question, however, there are a few reasons as to why a seller may wonder if they have to accept the highest offer that is placed. Ultimately, most sellers want to make as much off of their sale as possible, however, there are a few reasons as…