Once in a while, you may see a home listed for sale at a ridiculously low price of $1. Yes, a dollar. Almost always, this indicates that the house is […]
Once in a while, you may see a home listed for sale at a ridiculously low price of $1. Yes, a dollar. Almost always, this indicates that the house is […]
In November, we saw much of the same as through the year. Overall closed sales down 5.9% due to far fewer foreclosures and short sales. Inventory is still down, and […]
Sellers new listings are up 15%, but most of the gains are in the traditional sellers, which is up a huge 39%. Foreclosures and short sales listings are both down […]
What’s the difference between these two terms? In Foreclosure In foreclosure means that the house is in the process of being foreclosed. This is the time period where the seller […]
5 Reasons to stage a home for sale? There are several reasons why I recommend staging a home before putting it up for sale. I’ve listed my top 5 below. […]
September is pretty much the same as August. Overall there are a few more listings than in the past, but it is still a thin market. Buyers are still competing […]
I was recently showing a condo property in the Eagan and Burnsville areas to one of my clients. They were asking me why the association dues vary so much between […]
Although new listings have increased 16.5% and almost all of that came from traditional sellers (not foreclosures or short sales), inventory is still low, being 9.9% lower than last year. […]
I recently had 2 buyers both perform a sewer line inspection, one in South Minneapolis, one in St. Louis Park. They both happen to use the same company, and both […]