Faqs
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"When will the market crash?"
If I had a crystal ball, predicting such events would likely make me a millionaire or billionaire. Truthfully, I don't have that answer. Forecasts from real estate market analysts, though not infallible, suggest a potential shift in mid-next year after the election. This shift could involve a decrease in interest rates, prompting sellers to feel more comfortable releasing homes with historically low 2% interest rates. Consequently, we might witness an increase in competition for buyers and home prices, coupled with a slightly higher supply of homes entering the market. It's essential to recognize that these projections are speculative, and various unpredictable factors can influence market dynamics.
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Should I buy or sell first?
The decision to buy or sell first depends on your circumstances, market conditions, and financial position. Because we are still in a seller's market, I will advise the majority of my sellers to make their home contingent on them finding a replacement property to ensure we get them in the right home BEFORE closing on their original home to mitigate any potential risks. We can discuss your priorities and develop a strategy that aligns with your goals.
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How can I compete in a seller's market as a buyer?
In a seller's market, being pre-underwritten for a mortgage, making a competitive offer, and being flexible with terms can strengthen your position. I'll guide you on effective strategies to stand out in a competitive market (I can’t give out all my exclusive tips and tricks here).
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How long does the home-buying process typically take?
The timeline can vary, but on average, it takes about 15–45 days to close a real estate transaction. Factors like financing approval, inspections, and negotiations can influence the timeline.