Why Not to Wait Until Spring to Sell Your Home and Make A Move in Knoxville
The housing market recovery coming into the new year has been nothing short of remarkable. Many experts agree the turnaround from the nation’s economic pause is playing out extremely well for real estate, and the current market conditions are truly making this winter an ideal time to sell and make a move. Here’s a dive […]
3 Must-Do’s When Selling Your Knoxville Home This Year
It’s exciting to put a house on the market and to think about making new memories in new spaces. However, despite the anticipation of what’s to come, we can still have deep sentimental attachments to the home we’re leaving behind. Growing emotions can help or hinder a sale depending on how we manage them. When […]
How To Handle Multiple Offers On A House
Even during the current pandemic, the hot seller’s markets is still holding strong across the country. In many cities, including Knoxville and Farragut, buyer demand is up while inventory remains historically low — often leaving home buyers to battle it out in multiple offer scenarios and sellers trying to navigate it all. Having multiple offers […]
It Pays Off to Sell in Knoxville with a Real Estate Agent [INFOGRAPHIC]
Some Highlights Today, it’s more important than ever to have an expert you trust to guide you as you sell your house in Knoxville. From your safety throughout the process to the complexity of negotiating the deal, you need a professional on your side. Before you decide to take on the challenge of selling your […]
Chances of Another Foreclosure Crisis in Knoxville? About 0%
There seems to be some concern that the 2020 economic downturn will lead to another foreclosure crisis in Knoxville like the one we experienced after the housing crash a little over a decade ago. However, there’s one major difference this time: a robust forbearance program. During the housing crash of 2006-2008, many felt homeowners should be […]
Homes for Sale in Knoxville Are Disappearing Rapidly
Through all the challenges of 2020, the Knoxville real estate market has done very well, and purchasers are continuing to take advantage of historically low mortgage rates. Realtor Magazine just explained: “While winter may be typically a slow season in real estate, economists predict it isn’t likely to happen this year…Low inventories combined with high demand due to […]
Why Working from Home in Knoxville May Spark Your Next Move
If you’ve been working from home in Knoxville this year, chances are you’ve been at it a little longer than you initially expected. Businesses all over the country have figured out how to operate remotely to keep their employees healthy, safe, and productive. For many, it may be carrying into next year, and possibly beyond. While the […]
Winter Will Bring a Flurry of Activity to the Knoxville Housing Market
In the second half of this year, the housing market surged with activity. Today, real estate experts are looking ahead to the winter season and the forecast is anything but chilly. As Lawrence Yun, Chief Economist for the National Association of Realtors (NAR), notes: “It will be one of the best winter sales years ever.” The typical winter slowdown in the housing […]
Is it Safe to Sell My House in Knoxville Right Now?
In today’s real estate market, the buzz is all about how it’s a great time to sell your house. Buyer demand in Knoxville is high, and there simply aren’t enough homes available to buy to meet that growing need. This means now is the time to make a move so you can close the deal on your ideal terms. Even […]
4 Reasons Why the Election Won’t Weaken the Knoxville Housing Market
Today, Americans will decide our President for the next four years. That decision will have a major impact on many aspects of life in this country, but the residential real estate market in Knoxville will not be one of them. Analysts will try to measure the impact feasible changes in regulations might have on housing, […]
Why Today’s Options Will Save Knoxville Homeowners from Foreclosure
Many housing experts originally voiced concern that the mortgage forbearance program (which allows families impacted financially by COVID to delay mortgage payments to a later date) could lead to an increase in foreclosures when forbearances end. Some originally forecasted that up to 30% of homeowners would choose to enter forbearance. Less than 10% actually did, and […]
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