In the midst of a global pandemic there has been a dramatic increase in 360-degree virtual home tours. This gives buyers and sellers the opportunity to view homes remotely and keep everyone involved in the transaction as safe as possible. While there are many services available for creating the virtual tour, it is in the seller's best interest to get the home looking it’s best for the shoot. Here are a few tips to help you prep your home for a 360 virtual tour.
Summer has come and gone with the temperature only cooling down more and more, however; the housing market is only heating up. Although you may have dedicated a good amount of time to sprucing up your home and adding summertime touches, we must now prepare for a whole new season. With fall comes a whole new list of to-dos for what your home needs in order to look its best, especially when it’s on or going to be on the market. Curb appeal makes a major impact on whether a potential buyer is excited about buying your home, or wants to skip the house tour altogether. So, we’ve compiled a list of the best things sellers can do to add curb appeal to their homes this fall.
Buying a home in a different state can be an overwhelming and daunting task, especially if you’re relatively unfamiliar with your new area. However, with planning, research, and the help of the right agent, you can identify your top property choices.
Research Area Costs
A big deterrent for some prospective home buyers is the large amount of cash you need to save for a down payment. However, according to data from a U.S. Census housing survey, nearly 50 percent of current homeowners made down payments of 10 percent or less. So saving for a home may not be as big of a hurdle as you originally thought. Here’s some tips to help you kick off your savings.
Get the Numbers
When you join Verani Realty, you join the Verani Family
When real estate agent Brian Goodwin broke his leg this past summer, he had no idea how much support he was going to receive from his Verani Family.
Lisa Brochu Receives Honorary Recognition for 2020 Good Neighbor Award by the New Hampshire Association of REALTORS®
When you’re getting ready to sell your home, there are a lot of steps to take. One of the most important is the showing process - this is when prospective buyers can tour your home and get a sense of what it’s like to live there. So to make sure your home is show ready, follow these simple tips:
If you need an escape from big-city living and want to enjoy the serenity of nature, Moultonborough, NH may be the perfect spot for you. The charming lake town has a small population of just over 4,000 residents spread out across 75 square miles of beautiful lakefront scenery. With a smaller population and a large area, this gives residents the luxury of spreading out and enjoying their private pieces of property.
Salem, NH: A Homebuyer’s Heaven
Cost of Living
The cost of living is one of the most important factors to research when shopping around for a potential new home. Grocery prices, healthcare and other living expenses quickly add up, draining your income and savings. Salem, NH, however, is one of the most affordable cities to live in, ranking number 7 in the U.S. in overall affordability. The state of New Hampshire does not charge a sales or personal income tax, making NH a state with one of the lowest overall tax burdens in the U.S as well.
There is so much to enjoy during the New England summer, but due to the region's northerly and coastal location, the summers are quite hot and humid- and with such a climate, comes a variety of pesky bugs. One of the biggest culprits known for ruining a good evening outdoors is the mosquito.
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