Are you selling your home? Fixing up your home’s exterior is a great way to prep your home for sale! Small improvements such as cleaning up the dead tree… read more →
Six Tips to Prepare your Home for Buyers This time of year in Vermont can be a little cold and gray. Showing your home offers some serious challenges as far… read more →
It's still summer--if you're planning on selling your home now, check out these tips:
5 Tips for Selling Your Home in the Summer - RealtyWorks
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Selling a home in the summer is not always a very popular choice; families are vacationing, kids are out of school, and there’s a lot of fun summer activities to… read more →Check out this Houzz article on refining your renovation plans into a reality that fits within your budget:
How to Refine Your Renovation Vision to Fit Your Budget
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From dream to done: When planning a remodel that you can afford, expect to review, revise and repeatOlder, single women are the fastest growing demographic of homebuyers today.
All The Single Ladies: Why Are So Many Older Single Women Buying Homes? - Realty Times
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Millennials, millennials, millennials. It's all we've heard about in the real estate market for the last several years, with a sprinkle of Baby Boomers thrown in. But here's who we should be talking about: Women. Older women, to be exact.A homebuyer versus a seller will have vastly different viewpoints of the same house; both sides must work to understand each other to achieve a successful sale.
A Home Seller's Perception Vs. The Homebuyer's Reality
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The key to a successful sale is for the buyers and sellers to be in tune with one another."At the end of the day though, buyers generally still need assistance navigating the process. Throw in today’s red-hot market and historically low inventory levels, and having an agent’s expertise might be more important than ever."
Are Real Estate Agents Still Relevant In The Age Of Tech?
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Though tech has allowed homebuyers to do much of the legwork themselves, in most cases, they’re still forced to go through agents to finalize the transaction. And those agents? They get the same 3% commission they did decades ago—for seemingly doing a fraction of the work.