Battle of the Bank Buybacks - Part II
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Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Monday, December 20, 2010
5 Reasons to Sell Your Home Today!
1.This time of year provides fewer “lookers” and more serious, motivated “buyers” resulting in
better showings and better offers.
2. Sell now and beat the rush of inventory that will hit the market in spring. Every year there is an increase of inventory between January and April from sellers who decided to wait. You won’t have to worry about this increase in competition if you sell now.
3. If you’re moving up, you can save thousands! You
may have to discount to sell but keep in mind you
will probably receive a similar or greater discount
on your new, higher priced home, netting you
more in savings over the two transactions. Plus,
as home values appreciate, you’ll benefit from the
appreciation on a higher-priced home.
4. Interest rates are unlikely to go any lower. As
interest rates start to increase, the number of buyers will decrease. Lower demand can result in longer selling times and lower prices.
5. Right now you have less “discounted” inventory
to compete with. Forecasts show that there are many bank-owned properties that have not hit the market yet. When they do, the increased inventory could force prices even lower.
1.This time of year provides fewer “lookers” and more serious, motivated “buyers” resulting in
better showings and better offers.
2. Sell now and beat the rush of inventory that will hit the market in spring. Every year there is an increase of inventory between January and April from sellers who decided to wait. You won’t have to worry about this increase in competition if you sell now.
3. If you’re moving up, you can save thousands! You
may have to discount to sell but keep in mind you
will probably receive a similar or greater discount
on your new, higher priced home, netting you
more in savings over the two transactions. Plus,
as home values appreciate, you’ll benefit from the
appreciation on a higher-priced home.
4. Interest rates are unlikely to go any lower. As
interest rates start to increase, the number of buyers will decrease. Lower demand can result in longer selling times and lower prices.
5. Right now you have less “discounted” inventory
to compete with. Forecasts show that there are many bank-owned properties that have not hit the market yet. When they do, the increased inventory could force prices even lower.
Sunday, December 19, 2010
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About Me
- Ty Jakoblich- Realtor
- Waukesha, Southeastern WI, United States
- I am a life long resident of the Waukesha and Milwaukee county area. I have a goal set out to help as many families reach their real estate goals and dreams. Seasoned in all aspects of real estate including residential, commercial, multi-family, business opportunites and vacant lots. I am an Accredited Buyers Representative (ABR) A Accredited Staging Proffessional (ASP) A Shorewest Certified Relocation Specialist (SCRS) As well as a Short Sale and Foreclosure Representative (SFR) And as a Broker's Associate I have a higher knowledge and experience than your typical sales associate. Buying and Selling a home can be a very exciting time in many people's lives. I am here to make sure you reach your goals, and make sure the process is simple, quick and smooth, and most importantly FUN!