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Spring has sprung and summer is just around the corner. The housing market is still hot and that trend is expected to continue throughout 2021.

The growth of social media and real estate websites has had many positive impacts on selling and buying real estate but not without some negative impacts. Yes, it has given us the convenience of scrolling through thousands of homes at all hours of the day. On the other hand, many people have attempted to buy and/or sell real estate solo resulting in headaches for many.

Home buying can be a scary and overwhelming process. For most, purchasing a home is the largest investment a person will make. Therefore, it is no surprise that people tend to get nervous about such a large commitment. Here are a few tips to ease your worries: Hiring the right real estate agent is one…

Interest rates are at historic lows and you certainly don’t want to miss out on your opportunity to take advantage of them. The best way to capitalize on these rates is to purchase that new home or tract of land you’ve always dreamed of.

You have heard that the pandemic created a sellers’ market in 2020. What exactly does a “sellers’ market” mean?

Winter isn’t usually thought of as “the season” to sell a home, but home sales have gradually increased across all seasons. While it may be true that people tend to stay indoors when the weather is cold and wet, it doesn’t mean that you can’t sell your home.

If there is a silver lining to the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s that the residential real estate market is hot. Demand is outweighing supply making it very much a seller’s market.

It’s unclear if and when things will ever get back to pre-COVID-19 times. One thing is for certain, life goes on and we must find a way to move forward. This is evident in how hot the housing market is right now.