The last 18 months may have changed what many buyers are looking for in a home.
If you have refocused your thoughts on what you want from your house, now may
be the time to either renovate or make a move to the perfect home.
Technology is essential in our lives today and it’s no different in real estate.
Here’s a summary of how real estate consumers and professionals use technology
to buy and sell homes.
Sellers may be more motivated this October as the number of homes available for sale
should increase and you should also see a slight decline in the number of bidding wars.
If you’re in the market for a home, don’t lose steam now.
In a typical housing market, buyers try to determine how much less than the asking price they can offer
and still get the home. That's not the case in today's market and buyers may need to rethink how they
look at the asking price of a home.
Lindsay comes to Fontaine with her sales agent license and looks forward to working as a buyer agent
with the support of the Fontaine Team. Lindsay will be working out of the Scarborough location and
can be reached at (207)347-9002 or lindsay@fontaineteam.com.
Historically, housing inventory increases throughout the summer months, starts to tail off in
the fall, and then drops significantly over the winter. Although this year started with record-low
housing inventory, here's 3 main reasons we may see listings continue to increase throughout
the fall and into the winter.
It’s important to know that your safety is still a top priority when it comes to selling this
year. Fontaine Family's team of real estate professionals are highly experienced in how
to sell houses safely during the pandemic.
We can only celebrate our Team's accomplishments because of the loyalty of our amazing
clients; past, present and future!
With the heightened buyer demand, purchasers are often willing to pay over asking to secure
the home of their dreams. Ultimately, knowledge is power. Find out what this means for you
as a buyer or seller in today's housing market.