We ALL know that data can be manipulated, right? That happens all the time in real estate, and it drives me crazy. Part of the problem is Zillow and the proliferation of third-party syndicates that masquerade as offering accessible and exhaustive information, and part of it (to be honest) is that realtors and other people don’t know how to analyze data. If you don’t know what to look for or how to interpret data, you’ll be easily duped into believing the wrong thing but you’ll feel confident because you THINK you’re relying on actual science. In real estate, this can translate into losing a lot of money. Knowing what counts as good data=$.
In the next few newsletters, I’d like to shed some light on some very common and costly mistakes that I see all the time. The first one is misreading and misunderstanding Days on Market information. In the following video, I demonstrate exactly why you can’t trust what you see and why it’s a problem.
This month I said goodbye to my childhood home. My mom has been moving out of the home I grew up in in Virginia and last weekend was my last chance to say goodbye to a home I really loved, a home that fed my curiosity and sparked wonder. How do we say goodbye to something we really love and have had a relationship with?
I’ve used a lot of inspectors over the years, but when I started working with Chris from Dragonfly Services, I never wanted to work with anyone else. Find out why!
With the pandemic still happening, working from home has become the new normal. It can be hard to be as productive working this way, so I gathered a few tips to help you get the most out of our current situation.
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