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Hey there, first-time homebuyer, can we have a heart-to-heart? You see, you’re buying your first home, and I couldn’t be more excited. I’m showing up as your biggest fan. But my guess is you’re hearing lots of chatter about this not being the ideal time to buy. Maybe even from people you love. Here’s the […]
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How Avoid Buyer’s Remorse
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What you need to know before buying (that no one ever tells you) Tag a friend who needs to see this, or save this post for later. Cheers ~ Nacho
FEatured Post:
How Avoid Buyer’s Remorse
Buyer Tip
Buying and selling at the same time. It’s not for the faint of heart, but my clients do it all the time. And in the end, they’re all smiles! I’m sharing my top tips for maintaining your sanity if you’re staring down both sides of a real estate transaction.
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How Avoid Buyer’s Remorse
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Homestead exemption is a provision that allows a Texas homeowner to remove part of your home’s value from taxation, so they lower your taxes paid on the home. Example: Your home appraised at $300,000, and you qualify for a $40,000 exemption (this is the amount mandated for school districts), you will pay school taxes on […]
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How Avoid Buyer’s Remorse
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If you’re breaking these rules, you’re probably scaring off buyers regardless of the market. Here are things to avoid! BEWARE OF: Buyer Math – 35% of homeowners would rather move to another home than remodel their current home. Buyers are looking for move in ready, they don’t want to have to do more work when […]
You can easily get your home looking its best for buyers in a few simple steps from my tried-and-true pre-market checklist:, , .Clear out the closets.De-personalize the mainliving areas.Get rid of unnecessary furniture.Organize garages and attics.Spread fresh mulch and plant seasonal color.Replace interior and exterior light bulbs.Pressure wash walkways.Need another set of eyes on your […]
Pour yourself a spicy margarita and make your favorite soup (mine is a poblano potato soup). Add a fresh loaf of bread and enjoy a warm meal around the table. Add music for a little extra ambience! Light a candle when you’re watching TV, reading a book in bed, or even cleaning! Anything with a […]
You’ve heard me talk about the importance of choosing a local lender…and it’s not just because I love all things local! There are many benefits to using a local lender, here are just a few: The fact that you can show up at their office makes you more than a number in a corporate database. […]
The best thing about Fall home maintenance: You can drink a pumpkin flavored beverage while doing it! (not my thing, but you do you!) Your October Homeowner Checklist is here and designed to keep your home from getting spooky and cobweb covered! Don’t miss the Fall infused fun things to check off too like visiting […]
It’s become quite the trend to transform a dull and drab piece of property you own into a luxurious, aesthetically pleasing home you can rent out for cash each month. The truth is, I’ve seen flips go amazingly well, AND I’ve seen them crash and burn. Bad. So, before you jump on the bandwagon, here […]
The other day a friend asked if there’s really a method to the madness for getting top dollar when selling. Good news! There is. If you scooch in a little closer, I’ll pass along a few of my best-kept secrets (usually reserved exclusively for clients!).✅Price it right. Setting the right price for your home is […]
Picture this: you’re a football player. You’re playing a team you REALLY want to beat. Right before you step out onto the field, you run over to your opponent’s sidelines and ask their coach what you should do to win. Sounds crazy, right? It’s a lot like buyers who find a house they love, but […]
Have you ever splurged on something from Studio McGee’s line at Target then regretted it? Me neither But buyer’s remorse is a very real thing. Just ask the 64% of millennials who bought a home last year. According to a 2021 survey by Bankrate and YouGov, many millennials bought homes last year then regretted it. […]
