Putting your home on market in Covid Era I have been in real estate since 2005 and been in Boston for about twenty years. I started my career when everyone was buying, and no one wanted to rent, and then in 2007-2008 I experienced the sub-prime mortgage prime crisis, and Boston and the metro area felt those effects but compared to other parts of the country we recovered. Setbacks in Continue Reading
real estate agent does in a typical day
When I speak to my new clients, and even some prior clients many know Real Estate Agent job involves helping clients find or sell their home. Clients often have a shocked look on their faces when they hear what a real estate agent does on a typical day. The first thing a real estate agent never has the same typical day every day. The best agents give the illusions they have Continue Reading
For Sale by Owner FSBO
FSBO-ForSaleByOwner Every Real Estate Season there is always that seller who wants to save money, and often we see it when an owner is selling there personal home or investment property FSBO. Here are a few facts to think about when you're thinking about selling your home yourself vs using a real estate agent. Real Estate Firms rarely take on agents who are selling homes part-time Continue Reading
New Year Same Challenges
New Year Same Housing issues New Year same challenges for buyers in 2020. The housing prediction for 2020 is it will be another challenging year for buyers especially entry-level homes. Lack of inventory will be the major roadblock again. In the 14 years, I have been in real estate I find every seller thinks their property is more amazing than the next guy down the street, and maybe it is. Continue Reading
Historical Kona Farms
Kona Farms Historical Backdrop View Lake Winnipesaukee has no shortage of historical homes or historical landmarks. Kona Farms is just one of many historical places you can find in the town of Moultonborough NH. Lake Winnipesaukee is the largest lake in New Hampshire, located in the Lakes Region. Lake Winnipesaukee is approximately 21 miles long and from 1 to 9 miles wide, and covers 69 Continue Reading
Spring Forward Daylight Savings To Do list
Spring Forward Daylight Savings To-Do List March 8th we spring forward and lose an hour of sleep but gain more sunlight. This is a great time of year to tackle the spring to-do list 1) Batteries in your smoke and carbon detectors should be swapped out fall and spring. 2) Change the direction of your ceiling fan from clockwise to counter-clockwise which will keep Continue Reading
Should I buy now during a Global Crisis?
Should I buy a home during a global crisis? or sit on the sidelines? I realize this post might not appeal to everyone since many people are not sure if they will have a job this week or next, but if you are a buyer who can buy and feel pretty good that your job is secure you might be asking yourself should I buy now during this global crisis? The question is yes and here is Continue Reading
What is a Rooming House?
Boston has some of the oldest housing in the country. Massachusetts housing started as single-family homes and was later converted into apartments, condos, or rooming houses. If you mention rooming dwellings, most of the general public has no clue what they are or how they differ from renting a standard apartment. Rooming House History Rooming houses became more common in the 19th century. Continue Reading
Top Dollar 10 Changes that help your home sell
In some parts of the country, there is plenty of inventory for buyers to choose from, and other parts of the country's inventory are tight. When selling your home not only should you know how your local market is inventory dept, but before you hit the market there are 10 changes that you can make to your home sell faster and for top dollar. 1) First impressions matter a Continue Reading
First time Home Buying finance options
Clients I speak to are renting vs buying because the are unaware of there options in many cases. Some clients can't buy, but others are unaware of programs that can help first time home buyers. Many potential first time buyers look at buying as an elusive dream. Student loan debt, supporting aging parents and remember this generation enter the workforce during a recession. Many Continue Reading
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