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while the number of homes on the market still isn’t quite back to where it was in the years leading up to the pandemic, this is definitely an improvement
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One of the biggest reasons the housing market crashed back in 2008 was an oversupply of homes. Today, though, it’s a very different story.
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For my seller's listings, I help with cleaning, decluttering, staging and get professional photos taken (including 3D tour)!
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Yesterday the Federal Reserve cut the Federal Funds Rate for the first time since they began raising that rate in March 2022. And while they don’t control mortgage rates, this sets the stage for mortgage rates to fall even further than they already have...
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As a buyer, you might be worried about paying more than you should. And if you're thinking of selling, you might be concerned about not getting the price you're aiming for.
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If you’ve been sitting on the sidelines waiting for the right moment to jump back into your home buying search, this is a great time to do it. That’s because the best week to buy a home this year is just around the corner. Your sweet spot is here.
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NAR has agreed to put in place a new rule prohibiting offers of compensation on an MLS. What does this mean for Sellers and Listing Agents? Simple. You may still offer a buyer's agent co-op fee, but it cannot be listed anywhere in the MLS.
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Mortgage rates have been trending down recently. While that’s good news for your homebuying plans, it’s important to know that rates can be unpredictable because they’re affected by many factors.
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Market stats came out a few weeks ago and I noticed that several major Denver Metro cities all have a median price of around $700K – Broomfield, Erie, Denver and Arvada. So…I thought it would be interesting to see what you can get for $700K in these areas. Check it out!
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The housing market is going through a transition. Higher mortgage rates are causing more moderate buyer activity at the same time the supply of homes for sale is growing.And if you aren’t working with an agent, you may not realize that. Here’s the downside. If you’re…
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One thing that can affect mortgage rates is the Federal Funds Rate, which influences how much it costs banks to borrow money from each other. While the Federal Reserve (the Fed) doesn’t directly control mortgage rates, they do control the Federal Funds Rate.
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For the market (and home prices) to crash, there would have to be too many houses for sale, but the data doesn't show that’s happening. Right now, there’s an undersupply, not an oversupply like the last time – and that’s true even with the inventory growth we’ve…
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