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Monthly Archives: December 2022

    Homeownership Is A Great Hedge Against Inflation

    By Jake Mannick | December 31, 2022

    Over the past couple of months, the news of rising inflation is fueling concern across the country. Currently, inflation is at a 40-year high. This is impacting household budgets the most as families try to make ends meet with less buying power. For potential home buyers, rising interest rates may cause worry that you will... Read More

    How to Price Your Home to Sell in a Softening Market

    By Jake Mannick | December 24, 2022

    The summer selling season has come. Unfortunately, those home sellers who were looking forward to sky-high prices and multiple offers may be disappointed to find the market softening. In a declining market, pricing a home becomes critical to success. Pricing your home in a softening market The first step is to realize the market has... Read More

    Short-Term vs Long-Term Rentals

    By Jake Mannick | December 17, 2022

    Over the past few years, there has been a lot of excitement about owning a short-term rental as part of an investment portfolio. This marks a dramatic change from the traditional long-term rental model. As more travelers utilize vacation rentals instead of hotel chains for their trips, you may be wondering if owning a short-term... Read More

    Should You Buy Down Your Mortgage Interest Rate?

    By Jake Mannick | December 10, 2022

    Rising interest rates can be a major concern if you’re shopping for a new home. A higher rate reduces your buying power and increases the home cost thousands of dollars over the course of the loan. One option to avoid this is to “buy down” your loan rate. This allows you to purchase your home... Read More

    Are Buyers Avoiding Your Listing? Strategies to Revive A Stale Listing

    By Jake Mannick | December 3, 2022

    It may seem like every listing sells the first weekend these days, but as the market begins to slow down, more sellers are facing the dilemma of an aging listing. If your listing has been on the market for a while, buyers naturally assume that there is something wrong with the home and avoid viewing... Read More