In real estate, what’s good for a seller can sometimes be bad for a buyer, and vice versa. Here’s our take on the best (and worst) places to do a deal now.
The more important a decision is, the more we wish we could see what the different outcomes would look like for each choice. Here’s a glimpse into two different options for an income property purchase and the outcomes.
A survey by research company Forrester found that 77% of consumers feel the most important thing a company can do is value their time. Here’s how we value our clients’ time.
When it comes to condominiums, the maintenance fees you pay aren’t just a monthly cost – they also have a huge impact on how much it costs to buy a unit, as well as price appreciation moving forward.
If you’re in competition against other bidders for a property, there’s actually a rule of thumb to follow to make sure you don’t overpay or underbid for the property. To be clear, it has nothing to do with milk.
One of the most persistent real estate myths is that a buyer can get a better deal on a purchase if they don’t have their own agent. If you try it, cross your fingers and hope it works this time because most of the time it doesn't.
When you’re comparing properties, there’s more to it than simply making sure it's an apples to apples comparison. Here’s our three crucial rules for accurately comparing real estate.
Whether it is offer dates, irrevocable periods, requisition dates or a number of other types of deadlines, time is almost always of the essence in real estate. Here’s why.
If you have to decide whether to move forward on something but you don’t know the risks involved, you’re probably going to say no. Here’s how we help our clients mitigate risk, to make sure they make the right decision.
