Modern Luxury Real Estate

Overthinking is such a huge part of real estate no matter if you’re a buyer, seller, or even sometimes an agent. Everyone has a moment in the process where they question if they’re doing the right thing it’s just the nature of the business! But in the end, everything usually works out, especially when you’re clear, communicative, and in the hands of a trusted professional.

Don’t know whether it’s time for you to move or not? Here are four signs it’s time: 1 Your family is growing, or you’re planning on growing it, and there’s not enough practical space in your current home. 2 You’re constantly researching homes on the market and real estate trends.... 3 You feel ready to move on to the next chapter of your life, which includes upgrading the bigger investments in your life (car and home). 4 You’re simply not happy in your home anymore and know something better is waiting for you. What do you think? Are you ready to move out of your home? What are some other signs that you may be ready for a move?

Gotta be honest: The house plant craze is super cool and having a literal jungle in your home seems like so much fun. But how do these plant moms and dads do it? We can barely remember to water ourselves. Anyone else in the same boat?

How well do you know your #realestatevocab? What term do you think matches this definition? The process of combining interest and principal in payments, rather than simply paying off interest at the start. Go ahead take a second to think about it. OK, ready?... The answer is amortization! Who got it right?

Is it time for you to move into your next home? If you’re reading this post and it’s a thought that’s popped into your mind, maybe this is a sign that you should get moving towards that goal. After all, if not today, then when?

Anyone in the real estate industry long enough that you’re just having a moment of Deja Vu every time you close a home? It should really be called Deja Sold because of how often it happens!

When planning for open houses, do you hire a cleaner to tidy up the place? Vote yes or no in the comments below! What’s our take on this? Well, we definitely recommend doing a deep clean. If that makes you feel overwhelmed or you simply don’t have the time, definitely hire some professionals to do the deep clean for you. A deep clean can make all the difference between a successful open house and a sale flop.

Today’s forecast? Looks like it’s a 100% chance of a seller’s market. What does that look like? Flood of buyers Property drought... How should you prepare? Buyers: Equip yourself with bidding-war skills Sellers: Be ready for an influx of offers

To all the amazing mothers out there the ones who somehow find every missing item, plan the best vacations, are always there to cheer you on, and the only person who would willingly say yes to help you move Happy Mother’s Day!

True or false: It’s a good idea to price your home higher than its value. What do you think? Think about it, think about it Ok, got your answer? This is false!... Arguably one of the most important slogans in real estate? It’s not location, location, location it’s price, price, price. So it’s not always a great idea to price your home higher than its value.

What do you get when you collaborate with a #RealEstateAgent? More than the recommended daily amount of drive, passion, determination, kindness, patience, and A LOT of caffeine. What’s the end result? One amazing home that you love.

Are you looking to become a homeowner, but don’t know where to start? Follow these simple steps to get you started: Step 1: Save for a down payment. You can do this by determining how much you’re going to put down. After that, start cutting out non-essential expenses, sign up for automated savings, use cash-back rewards, and refinance any other loans you have. Step 2: Know your credit score. This will be essential for getting pre-approved and determining your mortgage rat...es. Step 3: Get pre-approved. It’s best to get pre-approved even before looking for a house. This will keep you one step ahead of the competition because the seller can see you are already deemed a trusted buyer. Step 4: Hire a real estate agent. Real estate agents can help you find houses, do competitive research, negotiate prices, use their network, and much more!

Though there are trends that definitely should stay in the late ‘90s/early 2000s (like frosted tips), shelf organizers are not one of them! Pantry like it’s 1999 and use items like woven baskets, vases, and ceramic cups to organize your pantry. As an added bonus, your pantry will look aesthetically pleasing! #WinWin

So what’s your status? If you couldn’t tell already, this page is all about real estate and so it’s safe to assume in love is the most appropriate here.

If every real estate agent had a dollar for every time they were asked, Is this the year to buy a house? they wouldn’t need commission anymore! In all honesty, while there is no way to make predictions for real estate, standing on the sidelines definitely won’t help you reach your dreams. Don’t wait any longer, let’s chat today.

If the next event penciled into your calendar is #ClosingDay, then congrats! Getting to closing day often can feel like an impossible feat. So you definitely deserve to kick up your feet and celebrate the huge accomplishment!

If you stepped into a home and saw 1 feature that makes you instantly turn the other direction, what would that feature be? For example, is it bright pink flooring and wallpaper? Is it not enough floor-to-ceiling windows? Or is it a huge fixer-upper?

It’s finally a #newyear, and there’s no doubt that everyone is hoping for a stronger year than last.

Are you in the process of searching for your next home, but don’t know how to start? Here are the top 3 tips on how to properly house hunt: 1 Get pre-approved for a mortgage. While this may seem too early it’s actually essential if you want to speed up the transaction process. Sellers will see that you are a trusted buyer, be more willing to negotiate, and you can get the keys to your dream home quicker! 2 Make a list of your non-negotiable must-haves. This will help yo...u focus your search and negotiate because you know exactly what you’re looking for. 3 Start online. Nowadays, people are selling more and more online. Doing preliminary research online will help you save time. Do you have other tips to add?

Did you know? You can borrow from your 401(k) to finance your home purchase! While not necessarily the first option you should turn to, it can be done. According to Investipedia.com, it’s best to borrow from your 401(k) rather than withdrawing from it. Even though you will have to pay yourself back, taking out a loan typically won’t incur early withdrawal penalties or necessitate income tax on the amount taken out.

What are your top 3 New Year’s #Resolutions this year? Drop them down in the comments and see if anyone chose the same goals as you!

A new month calls for a new monthly to-do list. Don’t have one prepared yet? Try these three on for size: 1 As saddening as it is every single year, it’s time to take down the holiday decorations. But you can still have fun with decorations by keeping a wintery theme. 2 Create a home expense budget sheet for 2021 so that there are no surprises. This will also allow you to plan accordingly for any big plans/expenses for the year.... 3 If it’s time to move out, call your real estate agent! There’s no better time than now to start looking towards the future.