Coffee, Contracts, + Cocktails

St. Louis is a small town, and the Internet is forever. So, should you be careful what you say to people and what you post online about your home sale? Probably!

You guessed it! We wrapped up the seller's mini-series this week :)

Let's talk about you, and me! Or, us. Just like with buying, it's always going to be helpful to talk to your favorite real estate specialist earlier rather than later, as we can guide you through getting your home ready to list, and provide you with tips and tricks you might not have thought about!

In our Home Buyer Tips follow-up episode, we talk about the importance of pre-approval, looking at homes, and getting ready to write an offer! Also mentioned: why you should take the time to be educated on the process before you fall in love and want to write an offer, and why we don't recommend taking it lightly!

Ours is FREE. Don't let this episode fool you - we talk about the very beginning of buying a house... when you should talk to an agent? Sooner than you might think. How much does our advice and guidance cost when you're buying? NOTHING! What can we do for you and why is it so important? Tune in to find out. Trust us, this one is important if you want to purchase a home.

Back again? Better than ever? Either way you want to look at it, the trio has been revived and is coming to you with facts... this time, about the real estate market as a whole in 2020, and what you should expect for 2021!

We all know that communication is important for... well, everything. Today, we take it a little further and explain why (and what kind of communication) it's so important in real estate!

...except your HOA. They do get to dictate certain parts of your homeownership. Maybe. Or maybe not. We'll explain!

Each step (no matter how small) in the process is actually SUPER important. It sounds silly... we know. But do you actually pay attention when you're looking at a home? And what about that final walk-through thing? We've got you! 

As promised, we discuss appraisals: what they are, what they mean, and what their value is compared to "market value."