Yes. Today’s Multiple Listing Services (MLS) – which include as much as 90 percent of the homes listed in any given community have made it relatively easy for buyers to access detailed information on homes for sale practically anywhere in the country. ERA Real Estate has taken the MLS concept into the next generation with …
The house you ultimately choose to call home will play a major role in your family’s life. A home can be an excellent investment, but more importantly, it should fit the way you live, with spaces and features that appeal to everyone in the family. As you look at each home, consider these important factors: …
Whether you are married or not, or have kids or not, spare bedrooms come in handy when family and friends come to stay. And when you’re not having guests, extra rooms are useful as a library, den, or TV room. Another good reason to choose a home with extra bedrooms: extra space will make your …
It’s a matter of personal preference. Both new and older homes offer distinct advantages, depending upon your unique tastes and lifestyle. New homes generally have more space in the rooms where today’s families do their living, like a family room or activity area. They’re usually easier to maintain, too. However, many homes built years ago …
As a rule of thumb, ask any questions you have about specific rooms, features, or functions. Pay particular attention to areas that you feel could become “problem” ones additions, defects, areas that have been repaired. And above all, if you don’t feel your question has been answered, ask until you understand and are satisfied. In …
Bring your own: Notebook and pen for note-taking Flashlight for seeing enclosed areas Tape measure for checking room sizes, clearances, etc. Camera (digital or 35mm) Be prepared to investigate a little. After all, you want to know as much as possible about the home you buy. Sellers understand that because their home is on the …
