As home prices continue to rise, consumers are getting a break from the Federal Housing Administration which regulates the loan limits for conforming and government-guaranteed loan programs.
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A home inspection is almost automatic for homebuyers during the escrow period. The goal is to uncover issues that present either an unsafe environment, potentially expensive repairs, and other challenges the new buyer may not expect. Some inspection items are typical, such as electrical and systems, but others are not performed unless requested.
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Home insurance is critical for homeowners. It protects you from unexpected damage due to fire, wind, flood, and more. Unfortunately, the cost of these policies can be very expensive and over the past few years, some premiums have doubled or even tripled as more natural disasters hit the country.
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Our pets are an important part of our family. No longer are our pups relegated to the backyard dog-run or our birds stuck in their cages. Our animals are cherished members of the household and love to be where we are. As a result, our homes must provide the comfort and safety needed to care for our animals.
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When it comes to selling your home, of course, you want to create the most inviting atmosphere possible. One of the most effective ways to do this is through scent. Real estate agents for generations have suggested baking cookies or breads to provide a “homey” sense for prospective buyers. But you can go too far.
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The real estate market is ever-evolving, and the past year has been no exception. With so many stories and reports, it's understandable if you find yourself feeling uncertain about buying a home. Questions like "Is now a good time to buy?", "What will happen to housing prices?", and "How will interest rates behave?" are common and quite valid.
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When buying or selling a home, often misunderstandings occur over the distinction between “real” and “personal” property. Real estate agents across the nation frequently end up playing referee in situations fueled by misconceptions, which can create tension and sometimes even kill a sale. Understanding the difference is important to anyone engaged in a real estate transaction.
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Welcome to this splendid 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home encompassing 1638 square feet of living space, situated in a highly sought-after neighborhood and only 5 years old in the Cottages at Blue Ridge, Bonaire, GA.
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No one likes a pushy salesman! It’s even worse when you are buying a big-ticket item. You want to take your time and make sure you are making the right decision.
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There is nothing more frustrating for a seller than to watch houses around them sell like hotcakes while theirs lingers on the market. Finally, when the listing expires, they find themselves asking why. Why didn’t my house sell? In a robust housing market like we’ve had the past few years, the good news is there are some common reasons why a home doesn’t sell. If you find yourself in this position, ask yourself these questions, and then correct them and re-list them.
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When it comes to making a room feel warm and inviting, nothing compares to the charm of a fireplace. The problem is not every room has the proper construction necessary to add a traditional wood-burning or gas fireplace. This is where a ventless fireplace can step in, creating that cozy atmosphere we crave without the hassle of major construction.
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Buyers and sellers are feeling the uncertainty in the housing market. With rising interest rates and a slower selling pace, it may seem overwhelming. If you are planning to both sell your home and buy a new one, the current environment may be even more frustrating. Where do you start? Sell first? Buy first? The good news is with the right strategy, you can take the risk out of this kind of move by working with your agent and utilizing contingencies.
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Home maintenance is important for homeowners. Small issues like a loose shingle or minor leak may seem minor, but they can become bigger problems if left unaddressed over time. Poor home maintenance can potentially lead to insurance claims being denied if the damage arises from deferred maintenance. Insurance policies generally cover unexpected damage, not issues that developed from lack of home upkeep.
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Single family home in New Haven Subdivision close to historic downtown Perry!
This is a precious three-bedroom split floor plan! You will love the extra parking pad and screened porch, privacy fence, and storage building! Spacious master bedroom with tray ceiling and large walk-in closet! HOA is $125 a year. Zoned for Kings Chapel Elementary, Perry Middle, and Perry High!
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New, cute listing in Bonaire! Cozy 3 bed, 2 bath home with 1207 sq ft of living space. Large living room is open to dining area and kitchen. Solid wood cabinets in kitchen with plenty of storage space, including pantry. Primary suite features trayed ceiling. Bonus room could be used for playroom, office, or many other uses. Private backyard is fully fenced with shed. Don't miss out on viewing this home today!
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Single-family home in David's Place Subdivision, Warner Robins, GA! The home features an in-ground pool, a privacy fenced yard, three bedrooms, and 2.5 baths. This beautiful split floor plan is an open concept with vaulted ceilings, a gas log fireplace, separate formal dining, and additional dining in the kitchen.
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If you are looking for large rooms, closets, and storage you have found the perfect home! You don't want to miss this one! Three stories that back to Leisure Lake! This beautifully remodeled home is located in Beaver Run Subdivision in Warner Robins, GA in a cul-de-sac!
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There are several good reasons for homeowners to make themselves scarce when potential buyers come to view their house. While one motivation is avoiding problematic comments, there are other benefits to giving prospective buyers space during showings.
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With the change of seasons, attention turns from the backyard to our indoor spaces. With the cooler months ahead and more time spent indoors, who wouldn’t love a quick living space refresh? Fortunately, you don’t need to completely revamp everything to have a new look. Small changes can have a big impact as well.
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When listing your home for sale, the most important consideration is how to get the most attention from potential buyers. It’s simple, the more buyers interested in your home the better. You have already considered how to build curb appeal and stage the home for marketing and home visits, but have you prepared your home for buyers who may wish to use FHA financing?
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