Do You Need A Certificate Of Occupancy?

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When you’re purchasing a property, there’s a slew of documentation you need toย have in order. One item you may need is called a certificate of occupancy (or A certificate of occupancy is typically required for rental and investment properties. In most cases, certificates of occupancy are issued when a property is first built, and then […]

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Is It The Right Time To Sell?

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When the real estate market starts to heat up, it can be common for many sellers to have a fear of missing out โ€” especially if you’re seeing your neighbors sell their homes for well above asking price. However, determining the right time to sell your home isn’t always easy. It’s a major process and […]

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How To Prepare For Your Open House

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An open house is one of the most effective ways to generate significant buyer interest in a short period of time. It’s a scheduled time slot when your home is open to any potential buyers who would like to see it. Open houses have been an effective home selling technique for decades because they not […]

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The Biggest Myths Of Selling A Home

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Selling a home is a relatively rare life event for most people, so it’s normal not to know what to expect. When seeking advice from neighbors, friends, or family, it might seem like everyone thinks they’re an expert on real estate transactions. It’s also common to hear myths and tall tales about the market or […]

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Comps Are Great… Except When They Aren’t

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Good fences might make good neighbors, but when it comes to evaluating real estate transactions, there is no separating your property from others in your neighborhood. Both buyer’s and seller’s agents use comps as a key metric for determining both asking price and offer price. ย As a result, your neighbor’s market activity as well as […]

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