When it comes to selling your house, you’re probably trying to juggle the current market conditions and your own needs as you plan your move.
During the pandemic, many people distanced themselves from their loved ones for health reasons. Grandparents were told to stay away from their grandkids, especially as schools started to open. That’s because it would have been risky to visit with their grandchildren who may have gotten sick from school.
If you’re hoping to buy a home this year, you’re probably paying close attention to mortgage rates. Since mortgage rates impact what you can afford when you take out a home loan – and affordability is a challenge today – it’s a good time to look at the big picture of where mortgage rates have been historically compared to where they are now. Beyond that, it’s important to understand their relationship with inflation for insights into where mortgage rates might go in the near future.
The process of buying a home can feel a bit intimidating, even under normal circumstances. But today's market is still anything but normal. There continues to be a very limited number of homes for sale, and that’s creating bidding wars and driving home prices back up as buyers compete over the available homes.
I am putting this blog together because there are so many questions when it comes to buying your first home. So hopefully this answers some of your questions, so here we go!
Many of you are thinking to sell your home in New Hampshire or Massachusetts and want to know “what am I going to have to pay for NH real estate commission rates?”. You’re maybe thinking do I have enough equity to even make this happen? What other closing costs will I take on as a seller. So, I am going to go over this, so you know exactly what to expect.
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