easley house prices: I'm thinking of selling. When's the best time?
- 12/06/09 11:56 PM
In a normal market in upstate SC, the best time to sell is spring. I tell clients to plan to list their home in January and expect to sell by June. Even new agents and part-time agents have good numbers in the spring. The grass is green and everyone's thinking about change, executives that have been transferred are looking to move their families closer by when school gets out, and houses are just prettier with flowers blooming and birds chirping.
2010 will be different, however. In 2010, I think spring will be the ONLY time to sell. The tax incentives … (6 comments)
easley house prices: Mortgage rates headed downward?
- 09/08/08 01:51 AM
This weekend's announcement that the government will take control of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will likely translate into savings for buyers and potential refi savings for homeowners in the near future! $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ According to Caleb Legrand at Evergreen Mortgage, until now the government has only quasi-guaranteed these mortgages, and investors have been nervous about buying them, keeping our rates a full 1% above where they should be based on history. Now that the government is fully backing them, we should see rates fall further, creating a perfect time to buy or refinance. So if you've been thinking about buying, the … (0 comments)
As you can see, there's roughly 10 months' inventory on the market today, but if you're ready to move up or down or out, we can still get your house sold for a fair price. If you're looking to move up, we can sell your existing home quickly and get you an incredible deal on a larger home! Call us today! … (0 comments)
In a normal market in upstate SC, the best time to sell is spring. I tell clients to plan to list their home in January and expect to sell by June. Even new agents and part-time agents have good numbers in the spring. The grass is green and everyone's thinking about change, executives that have been transferred are looking to move their families closer by when school gets out, and houses are just prettier with flowers blooming and birds chirping.
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