HomeLight

APRIL 29, 2021

An ample supply (lots of homes for sale) and limited demand (fewer buyers) leads to a buyer’s market. Conversely, lack of supply (fewer homes for sale) and abundant demand (lots of buyers) results in a seller’s market. When you’re selling, the type of market you’re in makes all difference to your bottom line.

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HomeLight

JULY 29, 2022

Or, you could wind up paying two mortgages for a while if you go ahead and buy that dream house before you’ve sold yours. Each option may have advantages that depend on market conditions. Start by understanding the market. It helps to know where the market is now and where it’s headed. In a buyer’s market.

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HomeLight

APRIL 21, 2022

After listing your home for sale, you eagerly, nervously … anxiously await the news that someone wants to buy it. You found your new home and want to avoid carrying two mortgages. Your house has been on the market three months or more. Contingencies : Various types of purchase contingencies can delay a sale.

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HomeLight

MARCH 31, 2021

Does a ‘Sale Pending’ sign materialize on your neighbor’s yard a few days after a “For Sale” sign appears? If these scenarios ring true, chances are you’re in the midst of a seller’s market. Lack of supply is a significant factor that contributes to a seller’s market.

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HomeLight

JANUARY 28, 2021

Many Realtor boards publish monthly market reports featuring data on local home prices and days on market trends to give you a more precise gauge of market temperature. The Mortgage Bankers Association’s weekly survey indicated a record demand for mortgage applications. Go off-market.

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