Here is the third installation of “Buyer’s Remorse” blog series. Each week we will go into depth on our list of expert tips on how to navigate buyers remorse in the home buying process. Every home buyer will experience “buyer’s remorse” several times on their way to realizing that dream. This blog will help Triangle area home buyers […]
Category Archives: Buying A Home in the Greater Raleigh Area
Introducing a New Wake County Real Estate Series: Winning a Bidding War
It’s a sight that has become increasingly common on the Wake County real estate market: a home for sale receives multiple offers from buyers, resulting in the sales price being higher than the original list price. These market conditions are caused by a variety of factors: Pent-up home buyer demand does not meet the available […]
Triangle Home Buying Series: The 6 Phases of Buyer’s Remorse, Phase 1
Here is the first installation of “Buyer’s Remorse” blog series. Each week we will go into depth on our list of expert tips on how to navigate buyers remorse in the home buying process. Every home buyer will experience “buyer’s remorse” several times on their way to realizing that dream. This blog will help Triangle area home […]
US Home Prices Rose 11 Percent from Last Year, Report Shows
Frankly, it’s hard not to feel encouraged and optimistic about the real estate market these days. Everywhere you look, positive real estate trends are popping up, further emphasizing that the worst days of the economic recession are in the rear view mirror now. And here’s another recent nugget of good news: Home prices all across […]
Triangle Home Buying Series: The 6 Phases of Buyer’s Remorse
Homeownership is the American Dream! Yet every home buyer will experience “buyer’s remorse” several times on their way to realizing that dream. We are starting a blog series that will help Triangle area home buyers understand what’s happening to them and how to move through Buyer’s Remorse. What is Buyer’s Remorse? Buyer’s remorse is fear […]
Optimism About US Real Estate At Highest Level in 7 Years, Polls Show
The numbers don’t lie: Americans are growing increasingly confident about the overall health of the national real estate market, according to a recent report. Evidently, a recent Gallup poll showed that 56 percent of Americans expect average home prices in their area to increase, which is up 33 percent from just two years ago. And […]
Expect to See an Exceptionally Busy Spring Home Buying Season in 2014
If you’re currently trying to sell your home on the local housing market, great news: it’s about to get very, very busy for you. That’s because national real estate experts are projecting that this spring will see even more home buying activity than is already expected for this time of year. Why? Because of pent-up […]
Mortgage Talk : Pre-Qualification and Pre-Approval…What is the Difference?
This week we have a very special guest on the Linda Craft blog to help explain the difference between prequalification and preapproval. For first time home buyers, weaving through all the financial terminology can be a little intimidating! Kathryn Youngs, a mortgage consultant with Wells Fargo, has broken it down for us below! “Two very common terms consistently used in […]
Your Home May Be Worth More Than You Think
You probably wouldn’t have believed it a year ago, but today may very well be a great time to sell your home! Prices have gone up substantially for a number of reasons, not the least of which is that more and more people are looking to buy. Couple this with the fact that inventory in the […]
Report: National Home Buyer Enthusiasm Helped Drive Up Prices in 2013
Home buying fervor has driven home prices to their largest annual gain since 2005, according to a recent article in the Wall Street Journal. Evidently, home buyer interest – fueled by low mortgage rates as well as reduced inventories – helped drive prices up in 2013. Now, experts are saying that home buyers and home […]






