It is such a pleasure to present this beautifully renovated cape, with a tasteful design and open, easy layout. This fabulous home is situated on a spacious, partially fenced, private double lot in the Blue Ribbon Valhalla school district. Upgraded to perfection, some of the many features include a brand new open concept kitchen with... Continue Reading →
Summer 2020 Housing Market Update
As I've mentioned, the market is HOT, HOT, HOT...for sellers. For buyers, it's terrible, to be honest. We are indeed in the midst of a housing shortage. Here are the July stats: New listings were up +45% for the month of July versus last July, however month's supply of inventory was down -21.2% and homes... Continue Reading →
What is a CMA and Why Do I Need One?
Quite simply, CMA is an acronym for Comparative Market Analysis. It’s a consideration of comparable property sale values. CMAs are important, and every home buyer and seller should know about them. Why? In short, to save you money. The CMA is the single most important tool available in pricing a home. I have written extensively... Continue Reading →
Why Doesn’t my Real Estate Agent Send Me Properties
So often do I meet people in various social settings that have recently made a home purchase and, since I am a real estate agent, of course I am given a blow by blow of their usually disappointing experience. The process did not go as smoothly as they thought it should, and the finger is... Continue Reading →
How Much Do Credit Inquiries Affect Your Score?
Often times, I encounter buyers that have not obtained a pre-approval or even spoken to a lender because they do not want their credit to be adversely affected by an inquiry. Unfortunately, most agents will not take buyers around that have not been pre-qualified. Time and gas are expensive, and few agents will invest in... Continue Reading →