5 Major Tips for Buying a Multi-Generational Home
Communication and expectations are two major keys when buying a multi-generational home. Add to that every family is unique and the stress in finding a multigenerational home rises exponentially. Therefore every multigenerational home must have a unique style, number of rooms and private and public area mix. Taking time before home... Read more
What is a multigenerational home?
A multigenerational home is designed to meet the needs of multigenerational families. Multigenerational families have unique requirements for public and private space within a home. One common feature is the desire for multiple master suites. What is a multigenerational family?
The U.S. Census Bureau defines multigenerational families as those... Read more
What makes a property multigenerational?
What makes a multigenerational property? The short answer is people’s needs. No one property design fits all multigenerational property wants or needs. This blog deals with many of the common features of a multigenerational property.
One of the keys to successful multigenerational living is communication. Getting a feel of what features are... Read more
Multi-Generational Home
Three Master Suites One Story Design Special Needs Bathroom Two Living Areas
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But we can find you another one!
A home with 2 master suites are hard to find. This multi-generational home creates a unique living opportunity with 3 master suites.
Three master suites add to the uniqueness to the property. The generous size of... Read more
Home Selling Tips Every Seller Should Know
What home selling tips are the most important for sellers to know?
That question was asked of 500 real estate agents. Each tip was then ranked based on the survey responses and then used the first eight – those viewed as being “very important” by 80 percent of agents or more – to create this infographic, “Home Selling Tips Every Seller... Read more
REO-Real Estate Owned
REO is a Real Estate Owned property. REO is a property that has reverted to the mortgage lender after a foreclosure auction did not sell. A foreclosing beneficiary will typically set the opening bid at a foreclosure auction for at least the outstanding loan amount. If there are no bidders that are interested, then the beneficiary will legally repossess the... Read more
Broker Price Opinion or BPO
A professional opinion of price and so much more
What is a BPO?
The estimated market price of a property as determined by a real estate broker or other qualified individual or firm. A broker price opinion is based on the characteristics of the property being considered.
One key element of the BPO is that it is designed to be free of influence by parties who... Read more
Home Buyers Bring the Money
The buyer, seller, lender and the whole economy are all tied together in the real estate world.
Financial issues that impact a home buyer’s ability to buy a property are both personal and macro-economic.
The home buyer has a maximum price they can pay to purchase a home. This maximum price depends on a few personal financial issues. The amount of cash assets to... Read more
Is now the best time to sell my home?
Are real estate prices going higher? Can I sell for more then I owe?
Preface
First, every one situation is unique. The complicated nature of real estate makes the “when to sell” decision a mix of pros and cons that impact the individual situation. The article following is a basic real estate situation analyst of macro-economic and the general impact... Read more
When a house sells too fast
Home owners could be losing profit unnecessarily
Houses sell fast in a standard market when they are priced low. This could be a good thing if the owner needs to sell fast. But if the owner wants to maximize the proceeds from a property sale, a too fast sale indicates the price was set too low.
If a cash investor buyer snaps up the property in hours, that... Read more