You should typically bring a few things to a house viewing: your phone for photos and notes, a list of questions, key measurements, your must-haves and deal breakers, and your real estate agent. After all, you’re usually there to do more than just get a feel for the place. A little preparation helps you make better use of the viewing and come away with a clearer idea of whether the home is actually...
Open house etiquette is mainly about respecting the seller’s home, following the host agent’s instructions, and being considerate of other buyers. It may sound pretty straightforward, but toeing the line between being polite and getting the answers you need can be easier said than done, especially if you want to look closely, ask questions, take photos, or discuss the home while you’re there. In...
A virtual open house can be a game-changer in real estate. They let potential buyers tour your home from anywhere, making the process convenient and efficient. But if you want your home to stand out among the many, many options online, it really needs to shine on camera. If you're wondering how to prepare your home for a virtual open house so it steals the spotlight, we've got you covered. Here are...
As a prospective homebuyer, attending an open house is a crucial step in the house-hunting process. After all, it's your chance to see the property up close, get a feel for the neighborhood, and really envision yourself living there. But while seeing everything in person is important, people often forget to inquire about the things that they can’t see. You can learn a lot more about a property when you...
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