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Archive for the 'selling your home' category
I don’t care if you think national housing prices are going down or the US economy is on the skids; I can say with uncertainty that right now, there just isn’t enough sub-$1 million condo inventory in the downtown Boston market.
If you’re considering a move, I think you can do well, if you price your [...]
08/27/08 |
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Home values in much of Massachusetts are 5-10% off from highs seen in the years 2002 - 2005, although some neighborhoods in Boston appear to be bucking the trend (if you are considering selling your condo in the Back Bay or South End, I’d say it is as good a time as any, actually). [...]
08/06/08 |
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The Globe does a great job of comparing online real estate services, including Zillow.com, Domania.com, HouseValues.com, and Realestateabc.com.
The article uses each of the services to estimate the value of a home, then compares them with an appraiser’s opinion, as well as three real estate professionals.
The four online services estimated values ranging from $305,700 [...]
08/05/08 |
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If you are a homeowner and considering using a real estate agent, I recommend using a professional who is willing to do the work to make sure your home gets the most exposure, and who has experience you need to get the most value for your home.
And, who has a strong knowledge of the local [...]
07/24/08 |
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Don’t forget, my agents and I now work for both buyers and sellers of condominium homes in Boston, Massachusetts.
Contact me for more information.
07/11/08 |
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Courtesy, National Association of Realtors
(In Massachusetts, most agents will be working for you, the seller, as a “listing agent” and for you, the buyer, as a “buyer’s agent”. Make sure you know, beforehand. If your agent is a “subagent”, he or she is working on behalf of the seller, not you.)
Understanding Agency Relationships
It’s [...]
06/05/08 |
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