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5 Reasons Why it is Better to Work With a Professional Home Buyer in Fayetteville vs. an iBuyer

March 4, 2021

No matter why you’re considering selling to an iBuyer, the conveniences that iBuyers may seem to offer may be far outweighed by the negatives lurking below the surface. iBuyers work on a large scale basis and sellers often find that questions and concerns go unanswered because the company just doesn’t care. Professional buyers are a … Continued

Why More People Are Choosing To Sell Their Homes Directly in Fayetteville During COVID-19

March 2, 2021

By tfthompson

Real estate has not been unaffected by the global pandemic, adjustments have had to be made which have complicated the process. When emotions are already running at an all time high among the population and relationships are being strained, the additional requirements in the traditional process of real estate sales can be extremely overwhelming. We … Continued

The Easiest Way to Sell a House While Buying Another One in Fayetteville

February 25, 2021

By tfthompson

Do you need to sell a house while buying another one? Finally ready to move but need to sell your existing home first? By listing your home on the traditional market, either with a real estate agent or on your own, the chances are likely that your dream home could fall through your fingers because … Continued

5 Reasons Why it is Better Sell Than Refinance Your Home in Fayetteville

February 23, 2021

By tfthompson

If you’re considering refinancing your home, depending upon the reasons and the timing in your life and many other circumstances that come into play, selling just may be a better option for you. We will explore 5 reasons why it is better to sell than refinance your home in Fayetteville. Equity Equity is the portion … Continued

Our 4 Step Downsizing Plan for Fayetteville Homeowners

February 18, 2021

By tfthompson

Do you have a downsizing plan for your house in Fayetteville? Lifestyles change and along with them, the requirements you have for a home change as well. In addition to finding your new smaller home and the hassles of listing and selling your current larger home, the task of downsizing can seem overwhelming. Going through … Continued

5 Things Seniors Should Know About Downsizing Their Homes in Fayetteville

February 16, 2021

By tfthompson

There are many advantages in owning smaller properties for senior homeowners. Many find much less space is desirable during their golden years. Cleaning and maintaining less home equates to less overall work and lowers expenses, some rather dramatically. The decision on how you sell your larger home needs to include all of the potential costs … Continued

5 Ways to Sell Your Fayetteville House in a Flooded Market

February 11, 2021

By tfthompson

Selling your house in a flooded market can feel challenging. When an abundance of properties are listed, it can be difficult to stand out among the crowd. Everyone is trying to sell right now and cash in on the gains made in equity due to rising home prices and low-interest rates on their next home. … Continued

Selling Your House in Fayetteville When You Have Kids or Pets

December 10, 2020

By tfthompson

Selling your house in Fayetteville when you have kids or pets brings forth a multitude of challenges. We will cover a few strategies to create an uncomplicated process for you and your family, including your pets. Deep Clean You do not want the first impression to be an unpleasant odor indicative of a cat or … Continued

How To Sell Your Fayetteville Investment Property When Your Tenants Aren’t Paying Up

December 3, 2020

By tfthompson

The eviction moratorium has left many investors collecting little to no rent due to the guidelines set down by the CDC. But what do you do when your tenants aren’t paying up? Regrettably, as the order drags on, many investment property owners can no longer afford to take the loss. Most property owners turn to … Continued

Having Trouble Paying Your Mortgage During COVID? What 2021 May Look Like For You in Fayetteville

December 1, 2020

By tfthompson

Having trouble paying your mortgage during COVID? It’s estimated that 400,000 homeowners who qualified for government-backed mortgage forbearance programs did not take advantage of the benefits and are already behind on their mortgages. As the new year approaches, the moratorium on government-backed mortgages ends. Nationally, an average of 1 in 10 homeowners are behind on … Continued