Protected: Investigating the seller’s market during all these negative news – wow!
Did this Post inspire you? Subscribe to our Newsletter!
We'll send the latest updates straight to your inbox, once a month.
Subscribe to The NEwsletter
Top Posts
More articles
Solar energy in Florida
Florida… Sunshine State. According to different weather websites Florida has about 260 days of sunshine per year. You would think the “Sunshine State” therefore is the leader when it comes to Solar energy. Well: think again because we aren’t. We are the taillight. The short version is that it’s probably never going to happen. For
Are all brokers in Florida equal?
With this blog, I’m not intending to lure you to list or sell your property with me. Within the last 36 years in this industry, I’ve simply seen too many people get screwed and therefore I decided to give a quick overview of what you should know before you engage with any Realtor. In Europe,
What’s the difference between Zillow and the search for properties on www.flswr.com?
Are you in the market to purchase a property? How do you want to get started? Does it bother you if your phone starts ringing off the hook just because you took a sneak peek? Do you like to sometimes receive more than 20 calls from Real Estate agents during a short period of time,
Buyer’s Guide April 2021
Please don’t expect a guide where I tell you what to do or whatnot. This guide is supposed to support you with the tools for you to file a fact-based decision in this volatile market situation. I’m honestly waiting for a market correction since the Corona Pandemic hit us beginning 2020. Everything pointed to a
What can you buy for how much?
Since my last blog only a few weeks ago, not much has changed. Prices are not dropping in a concerning way ( yet ). Here and there we see people lowering their asking process, but this has always happened. People under duress don’t have many choices to attract more buyers than lowering the asking price.
With this Pandemic, the housing market should have already crashed. But it didn't. Why?
The Dow is surging, and that’s supposed to be awful news for the housing market which is completely disconnected from the real economy. In addition, the U.S. stock market appears to be diverging from the housing sector as well. After the release of the ( obviously slightly manipulated ) better job report a few days