Don't listen to National news reports to understand our unique, local market. If you want to know the truth about Walton County real estate markets, trust the information that's specific to our community. Walton County, GA Under Contract: March 2010 we had 51.5% GROWTH from March 2009 Closed Sales: March 2010 we had 10.9% GROWTH from March 2009 Average Sales Price: Fell -3.96% from 2009 to 2010 Average Days on Market In March of 2009 the average days on market was 200 days, now in March 2010, that numbered decreased (0 comments)
Don't listen to National news reports to understand our unique, local market. If you want to know the truth about Walton County real estate markets, trust the information that's specific to our community. Walton County, GA Under Contract: March 2010 we had 51.5% GROWTH from March 2009 Closed Sales: March 2010 we had 10.9% GROWTH from March 2009 Average Sales Price: Fell -3.96% from 2009 to 2010 Average Days on Market In March of 2009 the average days on market was 200 days, now in March 2010, that numbered decreased (0 comments)
real estate: today as a realtor
- 03/23/09 08:43 AM
keeping it real, having a career in real estate is certainly not for the faint of heart. when i first got licensed in january of 2006, i was entering the field where it seemed that any home with a sign in the yard sold in 90 days. wow. i kind of missed that bus unfortunately. today it takes more than a lockbox, 1 digital picture and a steel yard sign to get the job done. i really believe that it's down the bare basics now. 1. get in front of people: "belly to belly" as I've heard it said. meet people, (0 comments)
real estate: My market is picking up!
- 03/09/09 08:21 AM
I just wanted to stop in and tell everyone that things are starting to look up for Walton County, GA! The inventory is moving and the foreclosure presence is reducing. We're probably still quite a ways from "healthy" but things are moving in the right direction!!!
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real estate: For Buyers: 7 steps to buying your home!
- 07/27/07 03:03 AM
Seven steps to buying your home Define your needs.Congratulations on your decision to purchase a new home! Before you go house hunting, it's a good idea to define what kind of home and neighborhood would best suit your desires and needs and make a wish list. Share this list with your real estate agent. The finer the details, the more effective your home search will be. To further define your needs, you may want to divide your lists into negotiable and non-negotiable items, so your agent can operate with some flexibility when scouting for homes on your behalf. Get prequalified or preapproved.Now (0 comments)
real estate: Selling Myths Revealed
- 07/27/07 03:02 AM
10 Biggest Selling Myths Uncovered Selling a house can be a bit like having a baby -- everyone gives you advice that may or may not be true for you. Here are ten myths uncovered:1. Myth: You should always price your home high and gradually lower it if it doesn't sell.Truth: Pricing too high can be as bad as pricing too low.You may think by listing high you can always accept a lower offer, but if you do, you'll miss the buyers looking in the price range where your home should be. Offers may not even come in, because interested buyers are (0 comments)