Kitchen and Bathroom Renovations That offer the best Return on Value The holidays have come and gone, and many people in the new year look at their homes and think it's time to revamp their space for themselves, or maybe you think it's time to sell. I hope if you are revamping your space it's actually for you to enjoy, but if your thinking about selling and want to do renovations that Continue Reading
Shifting Marketplace
Shift In The Real Estate Marketplace We are officially into fall, and like season change with cooler temps so does the market. For over a decade Sellers have been Kings and Queens. Buyers did have low-interest rates, but it came at a big cost. Homes were overvalued Fast forward to the last quarter of 2022 and we are seeing higher interest rates. On top of higher rates, Continue Reading
4 Sign Its time to Stop Renting
Buying a home in New England is not a cheap activity. Buying a home in Massachusetts or New Hampshire is not easy. Many graduates of our many Universities and colleges stay in the neighborhood to begin their next phase called working in the real world. When you enter the workforce you often make a decent living, but not enough where roommate life is normal. I wish when I lived with roommates Continue Reading
Things Clients do that annoy Real Estate Agents
In every industry, there are things a consumer do that well annoy them. Real Estate is no different. Prospective Buyers, Renters, and Sellers do things that annoy real estate agents and the general community. Sometimes people might not have any idea why they annoy us, and sometimes they do and just don't care. I hope to know the things that annoy or frustrate real estate agents that maybe Continue Reading
Boston Real Estate Trends in 2022
Boston Real Estate Trends we will see in 2022. In 2022 we might not feel our waistline the only thing that feels tight. The Real estate market inventory will remain tight and might feel a bit more expensive than in prior years. Interest rates will increase so when buyers do buy they will have less money to bid up with for the home of their dreams. Mortgage Rates will Continue Reading
Job Seekers Top 10 cities people moving to
The Great Resignation. Workers all over the country are either burnt out, fed up, or are just saying it's time to call this quits and move on to something else. When I look at the change I think it's more a reshuffle. Americans no longer feel tied to where they live and a lot of people in the job market will travel to the job. Remote work has played a role. Job seekers no longer need to be as Continue Reading
10 cities with the lowest down payment
I talked about cities you will need a larger down payment to secure the home of your dreams, but if you're looking for a home with lowest down payment. Maybe you're looking for your own Chip and Joanne moment. Where chip says you bought the house for $200,000 and all-in budget is X and you know those buyers put down less than 20% to secure their home. This blog post is worth checking Continue Reading
Inflation and Home Prices
The last time inflation was as high was in 1982 where the rate was 6.2% and interest rates got as high as 20%. My parents bought their house in New Hampshire around that time. Many folks thought it was crazy, but he said to me I had a very small mortgage so it wasn't so crazy. Fast forward to 2021 where we have an inflation rate of 6.8%. You might be wondering what that translates into your Continue Reading
Support Local Business This holiday season
Support local businesses this holiday season. The holidays are here, and you might be thinking didn't we just celebrate Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year and where did the time go by? The holidays are here. It's amazing what a year can do. 2020 holiday season we didn't have a vaccine available to everyone and this year we are fortunate to have it available. Dining out has Continue Reading
Daylight Savings
How did Daylight Savings Come about Benjamin Franklin suggested Daylight savings as a way to conserve energy, however, it was not adopted by society till 1916. Germany adopted it during the war as a way to conserve energy and conserve money during world War One. The rest of Europe eventually got on board, but the United States didn't adopt Daylight Savings till 1918. Woodrow Wilson Continue Reading
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