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5 Tips for Selling Your House Quickly and Efficiently

May 2, 2022 By Cade's Team Leave a Comment

With almost six million houses sold each year, it’s safe to say that there’s quite a bit of competition if you’re putting your home on the market. You may want a fast sale and be wondering just how to achieve that when buyers have lots of other options.

Fortunately, there are some ways you can try and ensure you get a fast sale.

Here are some tips for selling your house quickly.

1. Stage It Well

If you’re going to go through the traditional process when selling your house, don’t skip the staging process. Although it may take a few days to get everything in order, but it’ll ensure that someone makes an offer that much faster.

Staging your house usually involves decluttering, deep cleaning, and depersonalizing. It ensures a potential buyer sees the place as a blank slate and is tempted into making an offer to call it their own.

2. Price It Realistically

When you sell your home, realistic pricing is key. Your realtor should be able to help with this, but don’t shoot too high. While you don’t want to undersell your house, no one will make an offer if they have better options for a better price.

3. Pick a Good Realtor

You also need to pick a good realtor. A good one knows the real estate market well and is upfront and honest with you.

You should also do your research on them. Make sure they’re licensed, check out reviews online if you can, and ask for client references if you can’t find much about them on the internet.

4. Boost Your Curb Appeal

Curb appeal is extremely important when you want to sell your house fast. It’s not just about staging the inside, but about giving a good first impression.

They say you should never judge a book by its cover, but people naturally do — especially when it comes to houses.

Tidy up the lawn and consider taking care of any exterior repairs before you list your home.

5. Sell for Cash

If selling your home fast is your top priority, consider selling it for cash rather than going through the traditional real estate process.

You won’t need a realtor and, many times, can sell your house as-is rather than going through repairs and staging it. For those who just need to get out, this can be a dream as it sharply cuts the time it takes to sell the house and then there’s less paperwork to go through.

If you do decide to take this route, make sure to research how the process works.

Tips for Selling Your House Fast

If you want to move through things with no complications, follow these tips for selling your house. If going through the traditional selling process, stage your home well and hire a great realtor.

For more real estate advice and tips, check out the rest of our blog.

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This Is How to Start Investing in NFTs

May 2, 2022 By Cade's Team Leave a Comment

The highest NFT sale ever was in December 2021 when “The Merge” by Pak sold for $91.8 million.

Despite being a very new concept, NFTs have exploded in popularity in recent years, and have become very popular amongst artists, collectors, and even celebrities. [Read more…] about This Is How to Start Investing in NFTs

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Building Your Dream Home: Making It a Reality

April 13, 2022 By Cade Hildreth Leave a Comment

Are you in the market for a new home? Maybe you’ve outgrown your current place, or you’re simply ready for a change. With the current housing shortage, some people are are choosing to build over buy because prebuilt homes are harder to come by.

Whatever the reason, building your dream home can be an expensive but exciting endeavor.

A study shows that the average cost of building dream home in the U.S. is $283,900, but most new homeowners spend between $119,412 to $449,159.

If you’re worried about this price tag, don’t be. Building your dream home can be well within reach with the right financing. Below are five finance options to consider. [Read more…] about Building Your Dream Home: Making It a Reality

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7 Pro Tips for Hiring a Property Manager

March 20, 2022 By Cade's Team Leave a Comment

A property manager is a group or person that you hire to handle the day-to-day operations of rental real estate, such as single family homes, apartments, or commercial real estate assets. Typically, a property manager will find and fill a property with tenants, collect monthly rent, oversee the legal paperwork, and facilitate repairs. [Read more…] about 7 Pro Tips for Hiring a Property Manager

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Real Property vs Personal Property: What Are the Differences?

March 18, 2022 By Cade's Team Leave a Comment

Within most developed countries, home ownership correlates with having a higher average net worth. Within the U.S., those who own a home have an average net worth that is more than 10 times greater than those who don’t own a home ($1,099,070 vs. $95,560, respectively).

Homes, and all types of real estate for that matter, are real property, because they are connected to the earth.
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