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4 Tips on How to Find a Trustworthy Realtor

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Are you thinking of buying or selling your home? Finding a trustworthy realtor is crucial to the whole process. The decision to buy or sell a house is big and can have lasting ramifications if you make mistakes, such as dealing with an unethical realtor. Generally speaking, realtors in the US are trustworthy, which is why 88% of Americans  use real estate agents when searching for homes. However, a few bad apples only think of their commission and pay no attention to your needs. According to Statista , homeownership in America is on the rise for the last four years and will continue on this trajectory for at least the next two decades. This means that many American families will need the services of trustworthy realtors to purchase their new homes. So how can you find a reliable realtor? Here are the tips on how to look for one:   Trustworthy Realtors Gain Referrals According to NAR , 91% of buyers recommend their agent to others. Buyers and sellers both recommend realtors wit...

Why 2021 Is A Great Year to Buy Real Estate

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When the COVID-19 pandemic was unleashed on the world last year, recovery wasn't in sight. However, vaccine rollouts across the globe have shown signs that 2021 can be the year of recovery. According to CDC, 60% of the US population  has received at least one vaccination shot. As the vaccination rates go up, the US will soon be on track to full recovery from the pandemic. So how does all of that relate to why you should buy real estate in 2021? Simply put, the circumstances are ideal for those looking to buy real estate, especially on a mortgage. If you're already planning to buy a new house, it's okay to be unsure, considering the uncertain situation. However, as the US recovers from COVID, the landscape is getting much clearer. Here are some reasons why you should consider buying a new property in 2021. Historically Low Mortgage Rates According to the latest reports from Yahoo! Finance , mortgage rates in the US are still falling, despite the COVID recovery. In fact, the ...