Home sales usually fall into one of three main categories: traditional sales, short sales, and foreclosures. For buyers, each has pros and cons, though generally speaking the cheaper properties are short sales and foreclosures. But if you’re a buyer, you need to keep in mind that these properties are usually cheaper for a good reason. … Continued
Foreclosure – it’s that dreaded word that pops up when life throws a curveball, and suddenly, those mortgage payments start slipping through the cracks. It happens when you fall behind and just can’t seem to catch up. Since your mortgage is pretty much a pinky promise with your lender that you’ll pay up, falling behind … Continued
In a seller’s market, the rules of the real estate game make a dramatic shift. In a buyers market, you can take your time and know that there’s probably no one waiting in the wings to pounce on the property your Realtor brought to you, or you just found on the MLS (multiple listing service). … Continued
There comes a time when we all have to look at our credit to purchase something we want or need. After taking a realistic inventory of your credit standing, you may need an alternative method to buy a home of your own. Let’s face it, we all have setbacks in life, some more than others. … Continued
Finding yourself facing new financial circumstances that are beyond your control? Does it feel like it’s impossible to make your mortgage payments or to catch up? Then this article is for you. We all run into challenges in life whether it’s a job loss, family illness, or the like. Don’t despair. Here are three things … Continued
Interest rates are at an all-time low, and if you have been playing with the idea of selling, why not take advantage and sell now? You’ve worked hard to build equity in your home, and now you have a chance to reap the benefits and move into a home that is more suitable to your … Continued
Selling your home could be the largest financial transaction of your life so it’s critical to know that you’ll receive the best possible guidance when you’re hiring an agent to sell your Greenville NC house. There are many reasons why a Greenville NC real estate agent may not be right for you. Make sure that … Continued
Picturing yourself walking away from the closing table with a big fat check in your hand? It’s a great feeling, and I hope everyone who’s reading this article gets to feel it multiple times in their lives! But sellers who list their homes have no guarantee of selling it quickly, or at all. Even if … Continued
Cash! It sounds great, especially when you’re in the process of selling house. Visions of profits are probably running through your mind and floating as if they were a soft morning rain. Stop… Before you take the leap, take a moment to learn about the differences between some random Cash Buyer you met on the … Continued
Do you want to sell your house in Greenville but you’re feeling reluctant because of the holiday season? It’s an unspoken rule that sales drop during the holidays and people focus more of their time with their family and friends. Regardless of that, we can help you sell your home now! Check out these great … Continued
There are many common problems sellers face when working with real estate agents in Greenville. Learn more about what to watch out for in our latest post! Before we get started, let’s set the record straight. There are some FANTASTIC real estate agents here in Greenville. However, using an agent isn’t always the best way … Continued
You’re trying to sell a Greenville NC house that just won’t sell? And yet – the news says the real estate market is heating up. The media is practically shouting again about multiple offers, high demand, and record-setting prices. “When it hits the market, it’s gone!” But why isn’t yours?! Where’s your contract? “Why won’t my … Continued
Owning a house you don’t want in Greenville can hold you back in a lot of ways. Learn how in our latest post! Many people hold on to an unwanted property, not realizing what it is really costing them. Between the financial aspect of owning a house, the frustrations, and the missed opportunity costs, owning … Continued