In today’s booming market, it’s a great time to invest in real estate.
When demand exceeds supply, the odds of prices rising are in your favor due to the favorable supply-demand ratio. However, breaking into the market can be challenging, and many people get discouraged.
One reason is that buyers often lack knowledge and tend to chase after the same types of properties—the ones with stunning listing photos and prime locations, move-in ready homes that give that irresistible emotional tingle we all love.
You really want to go against the grain. Sometimes, bad smells can really benefit you when you’re trying to buy a home because it’s going to turn off a lot of your competition. Ugly floor plans, people don’t realize it’s usually not as expensive as you think to move walls around. But when it’s got a closed-off kitchen, you can’t see what’s going on in the family room. The wife’s thinking, “I can’t see what the kids are doing. I just don’t like it.”
They don’t realize that you can spend $2,000 to move a wall. Then, painting and flooring, you can fix homes up for a lot less than what people think today.
But you have to see the opportunity, not the move-in ready product.
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When it comes to buying a house, indecision can be costly. Many people hesitate to write an offer, wanting more time to think, analyze, or seek advice. But by the time they’re ready, someone else has snatched up the property. Don’t let that happen to you.
Remember, writing an offer comes with contingencies. These safeguards allow you to back out and recover your earnest money deposit if you discover something you don’t like. Whether it’s an issue revealed during inspections or challenges with the appraisal or loan, you have the flexibility to protect yourself.
So, take the leap and put that house under contract. Once you’re in, you can take your time to conduct thorough inspections and assessments. Order the necessary inspections, from pest control to roof inspections, and make an informed decision. If it doesn’t meet your expectations, you can back out without any penalties.
Don’t let fear or overthinking hold you back. Take action, write that offer, and seize the opportunity.
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There are two multi-billion dollar lawsuits that could radically change the real estate industry.
Sitzer et al. v. NAR et al. and Moehrl et al. v. NAR et al., are poised to challenge the traditional real estate commission structure. Plaintiffs claim that the National Association of Realtors (NAR) and prominent brokerages exploit Multiple Listing Service (MLS) rules to impose excessive fees and artificially inflate agent commissions.
These lawsuits, which have been simmering for years, now reach a critical juncture. If successful, they could reshape how agents are compensated. Instead of sellers covering both agents’ commissions, buyers would pay their agents directly. Advocates argue that this would foster increased competition, significantly reduce commissions, and potentially save consumers billions of dollars annually.
Defendants, led by the NAR, contend that the current system benefits consumers by providing broad access to an efficient real estate market. Despite the potentially transformative implications, many local agents have overlooked these cases, given their immediate concerns. However, if the plaintiffs prevail, the real estate industry could undergo a seismic shift in how homes are bought and sold, representing its most significant existential challenge to date.
In the world of online dating, timing matters. If someone has been single for a short while, they may not be eager to respond or make plans. But if they’ve been single for a long time, your message will likely grab their attention and get a better response.
Similarly, in real estate, when sellers first list their homes, they hold the advantage. There’s a flurry of interest and excitement. However, as time passes without a buyer, sellers become worried and more open to favorable offers.
So, if you’re a buyer, keep an eye on homes that have been on the market for a while. Sellers in that position may be more willing to negotiate and accept better terms.
Remember, this may not apply to luxury properties or specific markets, but it’s a useful insight for most regular homes.
