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Locality: Napa, California

Phone: +1 707-815-0569



Address: 1775 Lincoln Ave. Suite: 100 94558 Napa, CA, US

Website: www.123napa.com/

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Marcia Hadeler 23.01.2022

Click or call, I do it all! The strong majority of people surveyed believe it’s a good time to sell, and they’re right. In today’s market, homes are still receiving multiple offers and selling quickly thanks to high buyer demand. If you’re thinking of selling your house, DM me so we can discuss how you can take advantage of this incredible sellers’ market. #sellersmarket #opportunity #sellyourhouse #moveuphome... Creating Solutions!

Marcia Hadeler 12.01.2022

Click or call, I do it all! If you deferred student loan payments during the pandemic and didn’t use that money to pay for other expenses, there’s a chance what you saved can help you reach your down payment and homeownership goals. DM me today if you have any questions about what’s needed for your #downpayment. #savings #househunting #purchasingpower #buyingpower... Creating Solutions!

Marcia Hadeler 29.12.2021

SHORT VERSION 15 Reasons You Might Want to Sell Your Investment Property Here are all the considerations for when to sell an investment property. Sometimes, selling is better to simplify life and earn a higher rate of return elsewhere. 1) When you have a major life event. 2) When you have greater sources of passive income. ... 3) When your cap rate is below the risk free rate of return. 4) When you can BURL like a champ. BURL = Buy Utility, Rent Luxury. 5) When the joy of owning is less than the joy of doing something else more important. 6) When there is a large supply of property in the pipeline. 7) When homeowners are targeted for excessive tax hikes. 8) When real estate commands greater than 50% of your net worth. 9) When you begin to exceed the $250K / $500K tax free profit. 10) When you’ve found a better use for the proceeds. 11) When commission rates become less egregious. 12) When there are signs of a commercial real estate slowdown. 13) When there are major upcoming repairs. 14) Before housing legislation turns for the worst. 15) If your area is prone to natural disasters. See the whole article on my blog at www.123Napa.com See more

Marcia Hadeler 15.12.2021

Click or call, I do it all! Why Pre-Approval Is Key for Homebuyers in 2022 You may have heard that it’s important to get pre-approved for a mortgage at the beginning of the homebuying process, but what does that really mean, and why is it so important?... Pre-approval from a lender is the only way to know your true price range and how much money you can borrow for your loan. Just as important, being able to present a pre-approval letter shows sellers you’re a qualified buyer, something that can really help you land your dream home in an ultra-competitive market. According to the National Association of Realtors (NAR), homes today are receiving an average of 3.8 offers for sellers to consider. As a result, bidding wars are still common. When a seller knows you’re qualified to buy the home, you’re in a better position to potentially win the bidding war. Freddie Mac explains: By... #firsttimehomebuyer #opportunity #housingmarket Creating Solutions!

Marcia Hadeler 27.11.2021

Click or call, I do it all! Buyers Want To Know: Why Is Housing Supply Still So Low? One reason...Because when a seller sells, they have to buy a house, too, and they won't/can't sell until THEY find a house. Viscious circle!... One key question that’s top of mind for homebuyers this year is: why is it so hard to find a house to buy? The truth is, we’re in the ultimate sellers’ market, so real estate is ultra-competitive for buyers right now. Here’s a look at two reasons why today’s housing supply is low and what that means for you. >>New Home Construction Fell Behind for Several Years Builders exceeded the long-term average for housing units completed during the housing bubble. The result was an oversupply of homes on the market, so home values declined. That was one of the factors that led to the housing crash back in 2008. Since then, the level of new home construction has fallen off. For the last 13 straight years, builders haven’t been able to construct enough homes to meet the historical average. That... #realestate #homeownership #homebuying #realestategoals Creating Solutions!

Marcia Hadeler 17.01.2021

A very cute story that reminds us what thoughtfulness and courtesy toward others can do. :)