Santa Clara Homes and Real Estate
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The biggest mistake sellers make is overpricing their home. Other common mistakes include not decluttering the home before listing and failing to realize that some
When people first move into a new house, there is always a laundry list of home improvements and changes they want to make to it, to make it their own.
We know that by investing some money in improving your home you stand to get a much higher price when you sell.
Not everyone decides how and when they move to a new home. Sometimes the mortgage payment has become too much to bear.
If you’ve ever watched “The Price is Right,” you know that the only way to win is to be the one to correctly guess the price of the item you want without going over!
You may have heard the term comparative market analysis. You may have also been the target of emails, ads, or mailers that promise to do a free comparative market analysis to find the value of your home.
If you have been thinking of selling your home and dreading all the costly repairs that need to be done before you sell, you may wonder what it would be worth selling “as is” versus paying someone to do the repairs.
In the state of California, new home owners face a reappraisal at the time of the sale and an associated reassessment of the new base tax value.
You’ve decided it’s time to sell your house. It’s been a great home for you and your family, but now it’s time to upsize, downsize, move for work, or make way for some other upcoming lifestyle change.
Let me be honest, when it comes to selling homes, it’s not always smooth sailing. It can be a stressful time, filled with uncertainty.
Preparing a home for sale is no small feat. and it’s often overwhelming to clear spaces that have been lived in for years. Most homeowners typically have too much furniture, too many picture frames, and a half dozen family souvenirs crammed in every room. Don’t even get us started on the stained carpet, chipped wall paint, and scratched floors that come with everyday wear and tear.
The Santa Clara market tightened up for the last month of the year, as home inventory dropped, which is typical for the holiday season. There were very little new listings and many homes that had been sitting on the market were finally sold and will be closing in January. Moving forward to expect home inventory to expand. Generally buying activity is pretty hot in the beginning months of the year, as inventory is ramping up.
Real Estate, whether you are buying or selling its a big step. You need information to make the right move. To make an informed decision you need to know about values, neighborhoods, schools, areas, construction, It’s a lot to know. That’s why I’m here, I want to save you time and help you make the best decision…
