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So you’re pre-approved for a mortgage, you’ve found the perfect house, and your agent has helped you write an irresistible offer … now what? Buying a house can feel stressful in the best of circumstances, and more so when you’re not quite sure what’s happening behind the scenes. While a good agent will do their best to make sure you understand the process every step of the way, it’s totally normal to have questions — especially when it comes to who actually delivers the offer to the seller. Work With a Top Agent to Nail Down Your Offer Most people only buy one or a few homes in their lifetime, but experienced agents help buyers all the time. When it comes to making a solid offer on your dream home, who you work with matters. Find Agent To help take the mystery out of what can be a nerve-racking waiting game, we’re breaking down exactly what goes into an offer and how that information gets to the seller of your hopeful next home. We’ve also spoken with Jennifer Young , a top...

Weather can define a region and its identity. For example, Pacific Northwest cities like Seattle, WA are known for their clouds and rain, whereas desert cities such as Phoenix, AZ are dry and clear for most of the year.  However, an often-overlooked aspect of weather is humidity. Humidity plays an important role in influencing how hot the temperature actually feels (the heat index ); high heat plus high humidity can be very dangerous. People living in the southeastern U.S. know how much humidity can affect daily life.  When deciding where to live, understanding how your body adapts to humidity is key. Many people prefer the feeling of dry heat, while others don’t mind the heavier air that comes with high humidity. So, if you’re planning to move somewhere new, read on to discover the most humid cities in the U.S. and see if they’re right for you.  How we define humidity Before we dive into the most humid cities, let’s define what humidity is. There are generally ...

When the time comes to move, some tenacious homeowners in Kentucky are eager to take over the reins of their home sale and figure out how to sell a house by owner. With millions of homes sold each year, a modest portion of sellers — about 7% in 2023 and 6% in 2024   — choose to list “For Sale By Owner” (or FSBO — pronounced fizz-bow). Of those, 38% decided to sell FSBO because they sold to a relative, friend, or neighbor, according to data from the National Association of Realtors (NAR). In this guide to selling FSBO in Kentucky, we’ll cover what can be the most difficult aspects of selling by owner in the Bluegrass state, including the steps that might be harder than you think. We’ll also provide a comprehensive overview of the full process to prep, market, and close on your home without the assistance of a real estate agent. Unsure About Selling FSBO in Kentucky? If you don’t have the time or expertise to list your home FSBO, partner with a top agent in your Kentucky mark...

Massachusetts offers a thriving economy driven by innovation and opportunity, making it a desirable place to live and work. The major industries in Massachusetts feature jobs ranging from healthcare and education to technology and finance, providing diverse career paths. Whether you’re browsing homes for sale in Cambridge or apartments in Worcester , the state’s strong job market and rich culture are attractive. Moving to the Bay State means access to world-class companies, renowned universities, and a high quality of life. If you’re considering a career change or a new place to call home, Massachusetts could be the perfect destination. Massachusetts at a glance: Home prices, income, and employment Median home sale price $630,300 Median household income $99,858 Unemployment rate 3.6% Top employers in Massachusetts State of Massachusetts: 44,800 employees University of Massachusetts System: 61,600 employees Massachusetts General Hospital: 25,000 e...

Looking to sell a house as-is in New Jersey? Whether you’ve got a fixer-upper or recently inherited a relative’s home, sometimes the goal is to skip repairs, get a fair offer, and move on. However, selling a house as-is usually means accepting a lower offer, and it doesn’t always prevent buyers from trying to negotiate savings. Let’s look at how to sell a house in New Jersey, your options for getting an offer, and what to expect from the process. According to Randi Bennett , a top-selling agent in the Boonton, New Jersey area, who sells homes 24% faster than the average local agent, the number one reason someone would be looking to sell a home quickly is an unexpected death in the family. Fast facts about selling a house ‘as is’ in New Jersey Median sales price in New Jersey $575,000 Average days on market (DOM) for New Jersey 33 Disclosures New Jersey law requires sellers to disclose material facts about the property through the Disclosure of Information on Lead-Based...

Are you trying to sell your home as-is in Oklahoma? Whether you’ve got a fixer-upper or recently inherited a relative’s home, you might be looking to skip repairs, get a fair offer, and move on. According to Jennifer Fields , a top-selling agent in Edmond, Oklahoma, and a single-family home expert, as-is selling was primarily driven by trends in recent years. “[Over] the past couple of years, it was very common to sell a house as-is just so they did not have to deal with repairs and the height of the market frenzy that was going on. Currently, if a home is being sold as-is, it’s usually because the person is unable or unwilling to make repairs,” she says. She adds that a homeowner could also be aging and unable to maintain or repair the home properly or just want to get the home offloaded quickly. However, selling a house as-is usually means accepting a lower offer, and it doesn’t always prevent buyers from trying to negotiate savings. Let’s look at how to sell a house in Oklahoma,...