Selling your home is a long process – but by taking purposeful steps throughout the process, you can feel confident from prep work to closing paperwork. The tips below provide a great base to build from. Meet with an Agent Right Away Every home sale is unique. With that said, you need someone who knows […]
We’ve shared some tips about selling in winter with you before and we still think there are some surprising advantages people often overlook! But, this winter is unlike any other—and the Brooklyn market is unlike any other market. What we’re saying is that there are a lot of variables that your seller’s agent can talk […]
Unlike a last-second squeeze through the closing doors of the uptown Q train, selling a home isn’t something you can rush. But, if you’re like most homeowners, you probably aren’t even sure where to start. We’ve broken down the steps for you: WHAT TO DO NOW OR VERY SOON Pick a date If you’re in […]
When you’re thinking about selling your home, it can be easy to quickly get overwhelmed by all the unknowns. Not only is the process time-consuming, it can be expensive too—and riddled with surprise costs homeowners might not expect. So before you check the Zestimate, pull the comps, or pull up your calculator app to run […]
Thinking about selling? Give us a call to tell us a bit more about your property and we’ll offer you a free valuation, plus current comps, and a personalized sales plan. Brooklyn real estate has changed—but we’ll guide you through it. Indulge us in a quick history lesson! Once upon a time, small neighborhood brokers […]
Right now can feel like there’s no end in sight to the pandemic crisis we’re all dealing with right now. Relationships are feeling the strain and some will inevitably end during this challenging time. Because we know many people may be facing this situation, we wanted to revisit this blog piece from last year that […]
If you were to look at real estate as a totally dispassionate, rational, and transactional prospect, the conventional wisdom says that if you’re doing a short hitch in a city—New York, yes, but Sacramento, Little Rock, wherever, it doesn’t matter—it’s best to rent and not buy. If you’re staying for the long haul, go ahead […]
