It's often thought that a home (or anything else for that matter) is worth what someONE will pay for it. Well, there is some truth to that... if you're willing to wait for that ONE buyer and that buyer is paying 100% cash. In real estate …
View MoreIt's often thought that a home (or anything else for that matter) is worth what someONE will pay for it. Well, there is some truth to that... if you're willing to wait for that ONE buyer and that buyer is paying 100% cash. In real estate …
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Pricing of a home or property involves a lot of variables. There are the statistical aspects which are derived from data often pulled from the local MLS which includes key pieces of information like the quantity of properties sold, list price, selling price, days on market, and in-depth details …
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This should be prefaced by sharing that the closing process of a home purchase will vary by region and per transaction, so always refer to the purchase agreement for complete details.
It’s Thursday and a buyer is excited about signing their closing documents at 4:00pm today. The seller …
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Okay, for those of you who love numbers... you'll like this! I'm sure you've seen on the news or hear from friends how the home market is around here right now (it's on fire). Biddings wars, days on market is often hours on market, homes going …
View MoreWith so many home components and trends, it can be tricky to keep up with them all. Working with home buyers, I get to talk with a lot of people searching for homes and/or visiting open houses and I'm always happy to answer any question no matter how …
View MoreWilliamson County Schools Policy Committee met Monday (April 7, 2014) evening with the full Board of Education to discuss zoning for the county’s newest schools planned for York Road: Mill Creek Elementary, Mill Creek Middle and Nolensville High. Superintendent of Schools Mike Looney provided renderings of the zoning boundaries, projected …
Williamson County Schools Policy Committee met Monday (April 7, 2014) evening with the full Board of Education to discuss zoning for the county’s newest schools planned for York Road: Mill Creek Elementary, Mill Creek Middle and Nolensville High. Superintendent of Schools Mike Looney provided renderings of the zoning boundaries, projected …
Williamson County Schools Policy Committee met Monday (April 7, 2014) evening with the full Board of Education to discuss zoning for the county’s newest schools planned for York Road: Mill Creek Elementary, Mill Creek Middle and Nolensville High. Superintendent of Schools Mike Looney provided renderings of the zoning boundaries, projected …