Buying or selling a house in Summit or Park County can be complicated (especially the paperwork) and expensive. Having the right agent in your corner is a must. But how do you find the “right” Realtor for you? By interviewing multiple real estate agents! It sounds a little intimidating but
In Summit and Park Counties, most buyers want a home that doesn’t need a lot of work to repair, replace or fix. It’s not often that a buyer is looking for a “fixer-upper” in our market. Buyers typically expect to walk into a home that’s in excellent or pristine condition. For
Selling your Summit or Park County home can be a very difficult decision, one that can be even more complicated if you are in a partnership. It is not uncommon for two or more couples to form a partnership and buy a home together. Many families find that owning a
How Do Realtor Commissions Work in Summit & Park County? Real estate transactions can be a complicated process with many moving parts. Most people don’t have a good understanding of how the process works. One common question we get is regarding Realtor commission structures. Who pays the commission? And can
If you’re buying or selling your Summit or Park County home you will more than likely have to deal with contract contingencies. Essentially, contract contingencies give each party an opportunity to terminate the contract if certain conditions aren’t met. What do contract contingencies mean for Summit County home buyers? What
In the current market, homes are moving quickly and often selling above asking price. The market may not stay like this forever and may reach a point where this is no longer the case. If your home is sitting on the market for longer than normal market data shows, this may be indicating your home is overpriced.
You may have heard it’s a seller’s market. And it’s true; home prices are up, inventory is selling at a record pace and there’s a lot of buying and selling going on in our market area. If you’ve lived in Summit or Park County for a number of years, like
Have you been considering putting your home on the market? What kind of questions and concerns do you have when it comes to selling your home? Are you concerned about what price point to list your home at? Developing the pricing strategy for selling your Summit or Park County home
Real estate market comparables. Sales comps. Comps. If you’ve bought or sold a property in Summit or Park County you have probably heard one, or all, of these terms. What are comparables, how do they determine fair market value, and why are they such an important part of any real
If you’re buying a home in the Summit or Park County area you will have to deal with an earnest deposit, sometimes called a “good faith” deposit. As a buyer, it’s important to anticipate this cost and understand both the risks and rewards of this very common practice. For this
