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There is a lot of attention paid to first-time homebuyers. Most real estate agents and lenders have some kind of guide to help first-time homebuyers navigate their first home purchase, but what about the first-time seller? Selling your home for the first time can be just as confusing as a home purchase, so here are a few things to remember as you navigate your home sale. Before that first Continue Reading
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Painting Tips and Tricks
Choosing a paint color can be such a tough choice sometimes! Here are some tips to choose between the seemingly endless options: Do you have any other tips to add? 1. The easiest, most straightforward way to choose a paint color is to go with the color you naturally love. Since you already love that color, it’s almost guaranteed you’ll love seeing it in your home too. 2. Turn to Pinterest Continue Reading
Weekend Project – Organize your Pantry
The kitchen pantry is one of those areas that can quickly become a mess. Older cans and boxes keep getting pushed to the back and forgotten. How many of us have found cans of green beans dating back a decade or two during a spring cleaning? Or a box of crackers that went stale because you forgot (or didn’t know) it was opened? If you have a free weekend and are looking for a satisfying Continue Reading
2021 #Design Trend
🔥 2021 #DesignTrend coming in hot! This year, we’re saying good-bye to traditional white cabinets and saying hello to forest green 🌳 cabinets! Adding a soft, yet bold color like this adds a lot of interest and uniqueness to your kitchen. Of course, it doesn’t have to be green — any color that evokes the emotion you want to feel while cooking can make a subtle statement. But if you’re going for Continue Reading
Sellers Are in the Driver’s Seat
With so few houses available to purchase right now compared to this time last year, today’s housing market clearly belongs to sellers. Buyers are actively purchasing, so homeowners selling their houses are getting more offers more quickly and often making more money than they would have in years past. This sellers’ market won’t last forever, though. Today could be the day to start the process of Continue Reading
Not A Foreclosure Crisis
Many homeowners have enough equity in their homes today to be able to sell their houses instead of foreclosing. If you’re concerned about being able to make your mortgage payments, you may have more options than you realize, so reach out to your lender to discuss your best next steps. Having a trusted and knowledgeable professional on your side to guide you is essential in this process and might Continue Reading
Live, Laugh, Love
Good Food and A Warm Kitchen Makes A House a Home. Continue Reading
Weekly updates on Southern Nevada Housing Market -11/19/2020
Let us start crunching some numbers, here we go! So, for November 19th and again this just single-family homes. Currently on the market we have 4,545 homes and down by 129, inventory keeps shrinking. In escrow the last 7 days we put 829 homes in escrow, and we closed 774 and both of those numbers are up from last week. We saw 166 homes withdrawn its been floating in the mid one hundred for a long Continue Reading
Weekly updates on Southern Nevada Housing Market -11/12/2020
There are no surprises once again inventory continues to decline, and we have seen it go down another 140 homes this week and went down 175 the previous week. We have 4,674 single family homes on the market and that is down significantly from back earlier this year. We put 808 homes in escrow and closed 605 and we saw 160 homes get withdrawn from the market. Median sold price was at $344,876 and Continue Reading
Weekly updates on Southern Nevada Housing Market -11/05/2020
Let’s talk about week 10/22/2020 we had 5,001 homes available on the market and we put 736 homes in escrow. Now we say homes, this chart is only for single family homes. We closed 701 homes and 156 were withdrawn and the median sold price $340,126, median sold price per square feet is $183.37. The inventory continues to shrink and the number of homes in escrow went down a little, but the closing Continue Reading
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