Massachusetts Real Estate- Merrimack Valley
Real Estate in Essex and Northern Middlesex Counties, Massachusetts
When it comes time to sell your house in Massachusetts your are probably concerned with pretty much the same thing every seller is concerned with:
Circumstances vary wildly for home sellers. But for most, these are the big concerns.
Find articles on preparing your home, pricing your home correctly and how to market your home.
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You have prepared your house for the market as best as you can. You priced it accordingly and now have your property under agreement. You are nervously awaiting the home inspection results from the buyer. But you find the buyer has a long list of repairs after their home inspection. You are wondering what to do when your buyer requests home inspection repairs. Are the home inspection repair requests unreasonable, are any repairs mandatory after the home … Continue reading...
Technology has come a long way and when it comes to home surveillance. It is easy to install a very comprehensive video and audio recording system using security cams or hidden cameras that are both equipped with microphones. When it comes time to sell your home, you may already have some sort of surveillance on the interior or exterior of your home, whether it is made up if surveillance cameras in plain sight, hidden cameras, spy cameras or nanny cams. With today's technology, it … Continue reading...
Many real estate contracts use the term broom clean or broom swept to describe the condition of how a property is to be left. But what does broom-clean really mean for a home seller or a home buyer? It is a very ambiguous term. And, while you will often find the term broom clean condition in a contract there is no legal definition. It does leave the delivery in a gray area if any issues would arise. And if a home seller does not leave the home in broom clean … Continue reading...
We all know how difficult it gets when it comes to arranging your home garage. Most often, it ends up like a dump, where we put all unwanted things. If you are reading this right now, I’m sure you face the same issue as well. To help you with that problem, I'll list down a few tips that could help you organize your garage better and impress home buyers at the same time. I hope these tips are useful to you! Creating a floor plan It is essential to come up with a garage floor plan. It helps you … Continue reading...
What happens to someone’s assets and property when they pass away can be a complicated process. During the probate process, it may be necessary to sell a house in order to repay debts owed by the deceased person’s estate, or beneficiaries may come to an agreement to sell a property and distribute the proceeds under the supervision of a probate court. What is a Property under Probate? Probate is a legal process that reviews a deceased person’s assets to determine who inherits what. A … Continue reading...
The question of whether you need a REALTOR to sell or buy a home is often controversial. But we think it is needed. The main thing is that you must clearly understand what you expect from working with a realtor. What can a realtor be entrusted or entrusted with? We will help you figure it out. What do you have to do: It seems that the transaction is simple: Find a home or buyer Draw up a sales contract Register a deal Make a calculation You can handle the home selling process - if you have … Continue reading...
The word REALTOR and real estate agent are often thrown around synonymously. In most consumer’s minds, there is no difference between a REALTOR and a real estate agent. When talking about the difference between a REALTOR and a real estate agent is, we should also add a real estate broker to the mix. Real estate broker is another term thrown around synonymously with real estate agent and REALTOR. On top of all that you have listing agents, facilitators, buyer’s agent's and dual agents … Continue reading...
Changing your address is just part of moving. It doesn't matter if you are moving from apartment to apartment, buying your first home, or moving up to a bigger home. The fact is, amongst all that chaos, you need to notify the United States Post Office of your change of address so your important mail can follow you to your new location. Once you submit the form it will take 10 to 14 days for your mail forwarding to start with the USPS. How To Change Your Address With The USPS There … Continue reading...
Preparing a home for sale can reap you thousands if not tens of thousands of dollars and can save you tons of aggravation. This home selling checklist for preparing your house will help you get on the right track to make the most of each and every buyer showing. A home that presents well will increase buyer activity not only in showings but online as well. Remember buyers are making big decisions based on your homes online image and whether they want to view your home in … Continue reading...
Buying a new home means moving. And when it comes to moving you have a ton of different options to consider, packing and moving yourself, renting a U-haul and hiring labor, hiring a moving company, using a storage pod, etc... There a ton of options when you move and finding the balance between convenience and cost will require a little homework. Using storage pods to make your move has some advantages that other moving methods don't have. A storage pod rental can be a great choice if … Continue reading...
