The Increase in Home Deals Falling Through Could Be a Sign of a Slowing Housing Market After two years of an incredibly hot sellers’ market, U.S. homebuyers are canceling contracts at the highest rate since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new report from Redfin. Experts say it’s a sign of a slowing […]
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Let’s Learn About the Professionals Involved in the Homebuying Process For many first-time homebuyers, navigating the real estate industry and the homebuying process can feel overwhelming. That’s totally understandable — after all, a home is often the largest purchase that a buyer will make in their lifetime. But the journey to homeownership can also be
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A Lack of “Starter Homes” in the U.S. Makes First-Time Homebuying Difficult It’s hard to be a first-time homebuyer in this housing market — in recent years, they’ve faced ultra-high home prices, record-low inventory, and more recently, rising mortgage rates. Some first-time buyers might be feeling frustrated or discouraged, and as a real estate agent,
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New Study from National Association of REALTORS® Reveals Biggest Obstacles to Homebuying A lack of affordable housing is the biggest obstacle to buying a home in the United States today — a product of the current housing market, which has been defined by soaring home prices and incredibly low inventory, according to a new study
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Some Unique Homes With Quirky Listings Find Viral Internet Fame If you’ve spent any time on the internet over the past few years, you’ve probably seen a few real estate listings go viral, drawing attention for their unique features or creatively written listings. Maybe it was the house in Colorado Springs, Colorado, that was described as
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Some Take Natural Disasters and Climate Change Into Account When Homebuying As the effects of climate change worsen around the globe, many homebuyers are beginning to take the threat of natural disasters and extreme weather conditions into account when deciding where to buy a home. In fact, a 2021 survey from Realtor.com found that 78%
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When a Home Renovation DIY Project Goes Wrong As a real estate agent, you’ve likely come across homes with do-it-yourself renovations that made you think, “Why would anyone ever do this?” Maybe it was a project that didn’t quite go as planned, or perhaps it was a highly personal custom addition that would never appeal
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