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5 Things You Should Never Do After Applying For A Mortgage For A House In Hunterdon and Somerset County

July 28, 2020

The stresses of juggling everything going on while buying a home can add up quickly. All the steps, including looking at listings, putting your budget together, and then getting pre-approved for a mortgage are enough to get most people worked up. In order to help you from making any rash decisions and get yourself in … Continued

4 Tips For Evaluating Offers For Your House In Hunterdon and Somerset County

July 27, 2020

By lancedunn

Being a home seller can be awkward from time to time. You’re required to let a lot of people you’ve never met explore your home, judge it, and then come to you with offers for how much they believe the property is worth to them. In order to try making the whole experience a bit … Continued

4 Things to Never Overlook When Buying a House in Hunterdon and Somerset County

July 26, 2020

By lancedunn

Buying a house in Hunterdon and Somerset County? Consider this common scenario. A couple has spent every weekend and most evenings for the past several weeks looking at homes. Not only are all those homes and their features beginning to run together, but the people are getting tired. So they finally make an offer on … Continued

What Home Sellers Need To Know About The Changing Hunterdon and Somerset County Real Estate Market

July 25, 2020

By lancedunn

At the beginning of 2020, the real estate market forecasts are looking good, and sellers are in a great position moving forward. With a new year underway, understanding what’s going on in the real estate market can help inform how you handle selling your home. Now is a great opportunity to go over what home … Continued

6 Listing Secrets Agents Use To Sell Houses Fast In Hunterdon and Somerset County

July 24, 2020

By lancedunn

When it comes to selling your home, there’s plenty of work you need to do, but your real estate agent brings the polish to the table. Here are 6 listing secrets real estate agents use to sell houses fast in Hunterdon and Somerset County. CLEAN EVERYTHING AND DECLUTTER Most people do some cleaning to try … Continued

How To Sell Your House When You Work From Home In Hunterdon and Somerset County

July 23, 2020

By lancedunn

In recent years, an increasing number of people have begun working from home, making their “commute” a matter of mere steps. When it comes time to sell your home, being a remote worker can bring a unique set of complications. In order to assist you in making the sale of your home easier, here’s some … Continued

How To Know When It Is The Right Time To Buy A House In Hunterdon and Somerset County

July 22, 2020

By lancedunn

Becoming a homeowner brings with it a heap of responsibilities and challenges. You may already have a good idea of what you feel makes a home but it’s also important to know when it is the right time to buy a house in Hunterdon and Somerset County. YOU’RE UP FOR THE JOB First, you have … Continued

How To Buy A Hunterdon and Somerset County Home When You Are Out Of State

July 21, 2020

By lancedunn

Buying a home, even in the same neighborhood, is usually pretty stressful and complex. But when you buy a home out of state, everything just gets worse. You may not even see the property before you buy, and people in this situation are often operating under time constraints – so the stress and fear are … Continued

Our Guide To Fair Housing Laws In Hunterdon and Somerset County

July 20, 2020

By lancedunn

When renting or buying a property, you have enough stress. Adding to that stress by experiencing any form of discrimination is unthinkable to most people. Here’s a look at fair housing laws in Hunterdon and Somerset County so you can understand your rights. WHAT IS THE FAIR HOUSING ACT? The United States Department of Housing … Continued

Home Improvement Projects To Do This Spring In Hunterdon and Somerset County

July 19, 2020

By lancedunn

The temperatures are beginning to rise and the snow has melted away for the final time this year. This can mean only one thing: spring is here. With the weather changing, now is the time to get out and take care of some of the things that have been building up on your DIY list. … Continued