Stretching your holiday budget during this season of inflation is easier than you think. The holidays are expensive – especially in a season of inflation. 💸
But don’t despair! There are plenty of ways to celebrate without breaking the bank. To help, we’ve rounded up our top five household money-saving tips. Find them all – and a customizable budget template – below.
As real estate agents, we consider ourselves masters of real estate matchmaking. We love helping our clients find and purchase their dream homes.
So it’s only natural that we put our matchmaking skills to use for this year’s holiday gift guide. In this list, we’ve matched a variety of personality types with fun and useful gifts for their homes.
We hope our list provides some inspiration for your holiday shopping—and ultimately brings cheer to ones you love most.
Wishing you and yours a happy holiday season and a joyous new year!
You may have heard that there’s a shortage of available homes on the market. And it’s sparked bidding wars amongst eager (and sometimes desperate) buyers who are just looking for a place to live. This is causing homes to sell at record highs.
Then it happens… the home appraisal comes in LOW 📉😱!
With how quickly homes have been appreciating, comparable sales, which are typically used for appraisals, can be lagging, causing what we call an “appraisal gap.”
SHOULD you buy or sell a home without a real estate agent? Let’s be honest. If you’re in the market to buy or sell a home in the Greater Charlotte area, you’ve probably asked yourself that very question.
Turn on the news, and you’ll hear stories of multiple offers and even bidding wars for homes in our area. You may even have thought… “I could sell my home myself and save a ton of money!”
And the truth is, you don’t legally need an agent to buy or sell a home.
But SHOULD you buyer or sell a home without an agent? Now, that’s a different matter.
It’s been said that the only constant in life is change. As real estate professionals, we see evidence of that every day.
A couple’s first home is suddenly too small to accommodate their expanding family. As their children grow, they need a bigger backyard or more bedrooms. And when their kids move away, that big house can sometimes feel like a burden rather than a necessity.
If you’re about to embark on a new stage of life (or maybe it’s already arrived), it’s probably time to reevaluate your housing needs.
