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Beyond the Headlines: Understanding How Proposed Changes in Real Estate Commissions Will Actually Impact You as a Buyer or Seller

You’ve probably heard the news that there are changes coming in terms of how real estate commissions are paid. This might sound exciting and like a potential game-changer for you as a home seller or buyer, with headlines proclaiming things like: “Real estate commissions are being slashed!” “Selling your house will now be less expensive!” “No more paying 6% to real estate agents!” But…

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maresident · 3 months

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Home Sellers: Don't Let Mortgage Rates Trap You. Here's Why

As mortgage rates hold steady in the mid-6’s, many home sellers find themselves in a quandary. They feel trapped in their current homes, worried that rising interest rates might make it challenging to afford a new home. However, succumbing to this fear could mean missing out on opportunities and delaying crucial life transitions. In this blog post, we’ll explore why home sellers shouldn’t let…

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maresident · 3 months

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Why does being a full time Realtor and experience matter in real estate?

Everyone knows someone who recently went out and passed the test to become a real estate salesperson. With media reporting non-stop about the housing market, everyone and their brother/sister decided to get their license to sell and start raking in $100,000s in sales. At least that’s what they THOUGHT would happen. That is because the bar is so low, that anyone can get a license – just pass the…

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maresident · 4 months

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Massachusetts Housing Vs Rental - 5 year Trends

The Massachusetts real estate market has witnessed dynamic shifts in recent years, with both the rental and homeownership sectors experiencing significant changes. This blog post aims to delve into the current rental market trends compared to the housing market, shedding light on why buying a home might be a more prudent financial decision. If you want to just cut to the chase and see the full…

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maresident · 4 months

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Massachusetts Housing Vs Rental - 5 year Trends

The Massachusetts real estate market has witnessed dynamic shifts in recent years, with both the rental and homeownership sectors experiencing significant changes. This blog post aims to delve into the current rental market trends compared to the housing market, shedding light on why buying a home might be a more prudent financial decision. If you want to just cut to the chase and see the full…

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maresident · 4 months

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How Much House Can You Afford?

Ever wonder how much house you can afford but didn’t want to call a human that does mortgages to find out? Although not as good as an actual convo with a lender, this is close enough to help you figure out if buying a home is feasible. Lenders will take into consideration debt to income ratios, credit score, etc. so do not think this is a static number but more as a gauge. Use this quick and…

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maresident · 5 months

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Know Your Market! Central Massachusetts Real Estate Insight Year-To-Date 2023.

Introduction: Central Massachusetts has been a dynamic hub for real estate, with shifting trends impacting the market. As we delve into the data from the Central Region, a clear narrative emerges, shedding light on the trajectory of single-family and condominium properties. This blog article aims to dissect the key trends, deciphering the year-over-year changes in closed sales, median sales…

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maresident · 5 months

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Real Estate Woes? It's not me, It's you!

Your house won’t sell – who’s fault is it? It’s hard to think about your house not selling in this insane seller’s market. That’s all you hear on the news “Real Estate Market is HOT, HOT, HOT”. And as Realtors, we’ve all had that challenging listing that just won’t sell. But who usually gets the blame for a home not selling? Yep, the Realtor. But is it entirely the Realtors’ fault? Probably not,…

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maresident · 6 months

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Navigating the Sale of a Beloved Family Home Amidst Loss

Selling Your Family Home: A Guide Through the Journey of Loss Losing a parent or a family member is undoubtedly a challenging and emotional experience. Amidst the grieving process, many individuals find themselves faced with the responsibility of selling their deceased parent’s home. If you’re navigating this process in Massachusetts, this guide aims to provide you with valuable information and…

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maresident · 6 months

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Navigating Real Estate Options: A Guide for Divorcing Couples

Introduction Divorce is undeniably one of the most challenging life events anyone can go through. Apart from the emotional turmoil, divorcing couples often face the daunting task of dividing their assets, with real estate being one of the most significant concerns. In this blog post, we will explore various real estate options available to divorcing couples, helping them make informed decisions…

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maresident · 6 months

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Smart Strategies: Beating High Rates with Adjustable Mortgages

Introduction In the ever-changing landscape of the housing market, finding the right mortgage option is crucial. During periods of high fixed rates, potential homebuyers often find themselves wondering if there’s a more flexible and financially viable alternative. Enter Adjustable Rate Mortgages (ARMs). While these might have a bad reputation due to the housing crisis of the late 2000s, modern…

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maresident · 6 months

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Simplifying Your Life - A Daily Cleaning Schedule

Simplify Your Routine, Transform Your Home! In our latest blog post, we unravel the secrets to effortless daily cleaning. Learn practical tips and tricks that fit seamlessly into your busy schedule, ensuring a spotless home without the stress. Embrace the simplicity of our cleaning hacks and reclaim your time for what truly matters. Say goodbye to clutter and chaos, and hello to a clean, serene…

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maresident · 7 months

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Complete Guide To Buying A Home In A High Mortgage Rate Market

Buying a home in a high mortgage rate market can present unique challenges, but with careful planning and informed decision-making, you can still make a successful purchase. Here are some tips for homebuyers in a high-interest rate market: Understand Your Budget: With higher mortgage rates, your purchasing power may be reduced. Calculate your budget realistically, considering not only the…

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maresident · 9 months

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Deferred Maintenance - Is like cheating death - Can't be done

Don’t be like this house! How deferred maintenance will keep you from getting the most of your home when you sell. What is deferred maintenance you ask? Quite simply, it is the putting off of home repairs for whatever reason – whether is lack of funds, time or life happening. It can be the furnace/boiler hasn’t been cleaned or serviced in years, that leaky faucet left to drip and cause rot and…

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maresident · 2 years

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Time Running Out In The Real Estate World? Is It Time to Cash In Now?

As the real estate world turns, we know that eventually the insane prices that sellers’ are receiving for their home will end. Real estate is extremely cyclical. We see this pattern every 13-15 years and this time is no exception. The last “crash” was in 2008/2009 and, right on cue, here we are 13-14 years later at the top of the real estate bubble. Home prices have far exceeded even the crazy…

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maresident · 2 years

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Should You Stay or Should You Go Now?

#SnowBirdLife You’ve stopped here because either the time has arrived to become a snowbird and head to warmer temperatures or you are considering becoming a snow bird!? As we age (and I include myself in this over 50 category!), we come to the realization that our lives should be easier not harder. And living in New England and our winters definitely make our lives harder. Everything is more…

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maresident · 3 years

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Should You Buy A Home Now or Wait For The "Market Crash"?

Should You Buy A Home Now or Wait For The “Market Crash”?

We get asked this question on a daily basis because many buyers are frustrated with the real estate market and bidding wars as well as the lack of inventory. In this blog post, I will try to help put things in perspective and then you can decide if you want to wait or continue to look to purchase now. I guess the first issue we need to discuss is the rent prices. As you know, rents are on the…

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