Hi Everyone— Whether you’re buying or selling a piece of property, chances are better than good that you’re partnering up with a realtor—and that’s the right move. Unless you work in the real estate industry yourself, it’s unlikely your knowledge can match the experience or expertise of a seasoned realtor. That being said, it’s important
Divorce. No one wants to talk about it and no one wants to experience it. But divorce is something worth discussing for property owners, especially because it’s on the rise. That being said, this month we’re diving into this somewhat taboo topic to understand why divorce is rising, how current economic conditions impact the division
Hi Everyone, The majority of homeowners hold a freaking TON of equity in their homes. In fact, 30% of today’s single-family homeowners owe $0 to the bank for their mortgage because that sucker is paid off in full. Another 55% of owners possess more than 30% equity in their homes. With that much equity, owners
Hi Everyone, Everywhere you look, people are talking about “rate prison” and “golden handcuffs”—the unexpected (or maybe “should’ve been expected”?) consequence of having ultra-low interest rates of 2% to 3% during the pandemic. People who locked in those low-rates on either a new home or a refinance now feel like they can’t afford to move—prices
Hi Everyone, We’ve spent months and months talking about the impact of inflation and the economy on the broader real estate market. Naturally, most of the conversation has trended into negative territory as high interest rates and a slumping economy tend to hammer real estate. Yet for all our talk since the start of 2023,
Hi Everyone—In the last few months, I can’t tell you how many questions I’ve fielded about property insurance:Do I need property insurance?How much homeowners insurance do I need?
Hi Everyone—In the last few months, I can’t tell you how many questions I’ve fielded about property insurance:Do I need property insurance?How much homeowners insurance do I need?
Hi Everyone—In the last few months, I can’t tell you how many questions I’ve fielded about property insurance:Do I need property insurance?How much homeowners insurance do I need?
Continuing our conversation from the other day, this email will keep the focus on real estate partnerships.
Specifically, what are the 9 questions you need to ask before entering into a real estate partnership.
Ready?—Let’s get started.
There’s a lot of emphasis on that word, and it isn’t because I’m pretending to be a cowgirl or auditioning for a role in an upcoming Western.
No, the reason I’m putting emphasis on the word ‘partner’ is because I’ve been getting a ton of questions lately regarding partners and partnerships as a means of investing in property.
Buckle up—this is going to be an uncomfortable email whether you’re a buyer or a seller.
Today we’re talking rising interest rates, plummeting mortgage applications, slowing sales, and the specter of declining prices.
Today, I want to share some personal anecdotes about dealing with ADUs (as well as some wild before and after pictures), but I also want to address something that’s one everyone’s mind:
