Figuring out the right time to sell can help you maximize the sale price of your home and take some stress out of the process. Here are tools and tips for deciding when is a good time — both financially and emotionally — to sell your house.
Nationwide, the best time to sell a home in 2019 to maximize return and minimize time on the market is May 1 to May 15. Homes sold in the first half of May sell six days faster and for $1,600 more than the average listing. And
When you’re trying to sell a house while buying your next place, things can get complicated if your closings don’t align or it takes longer to sell or buy a house than you anticipated.
Buying and selling homes simultaneously can be stressful especially if you need the money from your current home’s sale to put toward your new home. Take heart, though, because a little planning and working with a savvy real estate agent can help make both transactions run more smoothly.
Here are some tips to help you manage the process — and keep your sanity intact.
Buying or selling a home involves a lot of work, so doing both at the same time complicates the whole operation with quite a bit of juggling. Here are 5 tips to help you buy and sell a house at the same time in Moreno Valley.
Since you’re looking to both buy and sell a house at the same time, it’s a top priority that you do your local market research. Finding the sale prices of similar homes surrounding both the for sale and purchase properties helps you price your listing appropriately. It also helps you
Let’s not sugar coat it: Selling and buying a house at the same time can be a royal pain at worst — and at best, it’s a bit of a juggling act with some element of risk. However, it’s not an uncommon situation. According to the National Association of Realtors, 71% of repeat homebuyers owned their previous residences, which means it’s highly likely that a considerable number of them did double-duty as both buyer and seller.
In a perfect world, you could hit that perfect timing “sweet spot” where you sell your house, release any built-up equity to use for
Ah, to be a first-time home buyer again: How easy it was to buy a home when you weren’t carrying another mortgage on your back at the same time!
If you’re looking to graduate from first-timer to repeat buyer, you know things are about to get much trickier. Unless you’re a bona fide house collector, you’ll have to sell your home in order to buy anew—adding a whole separate layer of anxiety to what you already know is a stressful home-buying process.
In an ideal world, you’d buy a new home, move, and then, when all the dust settles, deal
