Have you been dreaming about a larger, roomier, or more luxurious living space? Or perhaps just want to experience the joy of owning your own home and building your net worth instead of renting? Let's explore a few questions that can help to answer whether or not you're ready for a new lifestyle as a homeowner!
At Triple E Realty, we know that finding the perfect home isn’t just about the house—it’s about the community. And what better way to connect with your neighborhood than by supporting local farmer’s markets?
When selling your home, buyers will have plenty of questions—some expected, some surprising. Understanding why they ask these questions can help you prepare thoughtful, strategic answers that build confidence and trust. Here are five of the most interesting questions buyers ask, why they ask them, and how to answer in a way that helps you close the deal.
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Are you thinking about selling your house? Before you decide to list your home up for sale, it is helpful to get a clear picture of how much it's going to cost. Whether you are sprucing things up with a fresh coat of paint, replacing the roof, or just covering your taxes, there will be a few bills to pay. Let's take a quick look at some of the true costs that you'll incur when selling your home.
Investing in real estate is one of the oldest means of building and storing wealth. However, it is only just recently that "flipping" of houses – buying at a low price, renovating, and selling at a higher price – became popular. For many, house flipping has become a full-time career and their primary source of income.
Are you thinking about selling your home? If this is your first time going through the selling process, you may be wondering just how well things are going to go. Selling a home is usually a smooth process – there are thousands sold each day – but issues can arise if you're not careful. Let's explore four mistakes that are commonly made by first-time home sellers and how you can avoid them.
Competing in today's market buyers must be prepared for a long haul due to inventory being low. Many buyers are preparing themselves to build to avoid the hustle and bustle in the home search process. However, we have three tips to help buyers that want to avoid building and find their dream home in today's market.
