If you’re a homeowner or are preparing to become one soon, you’re probably looking for direct information about the current housing market. If you’ve turned to the news or even read the recent headlines, you might feel like you’re left with more questions than answers. Are you open-minded to speaking with a dedicated expert? Our highly experienced team is here to help!
Do you have specific goals for your real estate career? Not sure? The goal setting process is extremely critical during the early stages of your real estate journey and it can also be the difference between success and failure! Don’t worry. We are here to help! Let’s talk about why you should join The Teresa Cowart Team!
Spending so much more time at home, this year has had everyone taking a close look at their homes and the improvements that they wish they had. Many homeowners are making drastic improvements to make more space and others are deciding that they need a new home altogether. I thought I'd share a few features moving up on lists of wants and needs in the age of COVID-19.
Once you have interviewed and chosen your Realtor to list your home for sale, the next step is to get it on the market! Here are the steps you’ll encounter as you and your Realtor start the listing process.
Not all Realtors follow the same timeline, but this should give you a very good idea of what to expect once you’ve chosen the agent to sell your home.
These are the steps you’ll encounter listing with me in the Savannah, GA area.
Being a first-time home buyer is an exciting time as you prepare for your future in a beautiful new home! It’s easy to get wrapped up in the fun of house hunting, that you forget to think about some important things. From hidden costs, to realtor quality, here are 10 common mistakes first-time home buyers make and ways to overcome them!
These days insurance companies see home buying as a risk sharing partnership. So to make sure you find yourself in the higher protection class and be able to get the best offer to insure your future home, there are a few things to consider.
The following 5 factors could have a huge impact on what you can afford and what type of homeowners insurance policy you can expect.
The best home buying experience is one where all goes according to plan — the first house is the perfect house, acceptance of your first offer, and a smooth transition to signing on the dotted line. While the process is (almost) never that easy, there are things you can do as a first-time home buyer to avoid making mistakes that can cost you big time in the long run.
Considering putting your home on the market? Here are some helpful tips to make your home appeal to buyers:
It's been a bizarre week in our country and across the world this week, certainly no one can deny that. But what does that mean for Real Estate? What does that mean for the Teresa Cowart Team? What should you do if you're in the market to buy, or are ready to sell your home?
In a perfect world, the very first home your Realtor showed you would be "The One". Then, your first offer would be accepted, the home would pass inspection with flying colors, the seller would pay all closing costs, and you would close on your home in less than 60 days. Birds would sing, the sun would shine, etc., etc.
The reality is that more often than not, your first time home buying experience will not be that easy. However, there are things you can do to avoid making costly mistakes.
