Carole Burstein, Realtor

Carole Burstein, Realtor Throughout the process the broker is the "go to" person, making sure that the purchasing of real estate is seamless and enjoyable.

A broker for a buyer finds the property, shows the property, writes up the offer, negotiates the terms of the contract, communicates with ( and can furnish) the lawyer, the loan officer, the building inspector, and the title company, sees to the final walk-thru, and attends the closing. At a time when almost anything can go wrong, and often does, a broker is not just your agent, but your best friend at solving these problems. As a broker for the seller, we provide marketing analyses to help choose the right price, marketing strategies to present and sell the home, including staging advice, advertising skills, open houses, private showings, and fielding of offers. We make sure that your home is given every advantage in this flooded market. Leaving all the details to a professional is the best way to alleviate your fears and get the job done right!

10/18/2025

Notice I haven’t posted for 5 years. That is because I retired. Stop following me. I am no longer a realtor.

Can’t wait for the counter argument for this!!! I’m listening.
07/28/2022

Can’t wait for the counter argument for this!!! I’m listening.

“Just to be clear, Republicans blocked a bill expanding care to veterans exposed to burn pits... in retaliation for Democrats introducing another bill aimed at lowering healthcare costs and combating climate change. There is no floor. There will never be a floor.”

Call me when you are ready to dive into homeownership.  You'll be happy you did.  847-902-0095
06/17/2021

Call me when you are ready to dive into homeownership. You'll be happy you did. 847-902-0095

When I do Comparative Market Analyses for clients I see that the comparable homes have sold in 6 days, 8 days, maybe 2 w...
03/08/2021

When I do Comparative Market Analyses for clients I see that the comparable homes have sold in 6 days, 8 days, maybe 2 weeks...but no longer! There is so little inventory that homes are scooped up immediately. Don't wait until the market gets flooded this spring with all the sellers who wanted to wait. Call me now!

When selling a house, most homeowners hope for a quick and profitable transaction that puts them in a position to make a great move. If you’re waiting for the best time to win as a seller, the market is calling your name this spring. Here are five reasons why this is the perfect time to sell your ...

02/08/2021

6 Foundational Benefits of Homeownership Today
6 Foundational Benefits of Homeownership Today | MyKCM

Over the past year, our homes have become an integral part of our lives more than ever. They’re much more than the houses we live in. They’re our workplaces, virtual schools, and safe havens that provide shelter, stability, and protection through the evolving health crisis. Today, 65.8% of Americans are fortunate enough to call their homes their own.

As we continue to think about the future, our goals for the year, and what we want to achieve well beyond 2021, it’s a great time to look at the benefits of owning a home. Below are some highlights and quotes on the benefits of homeownership shared by the National Association of Realtors (NAR). From feel-good motivations to economic and social impacts on the local community, these items may give you reason to believe homeownership stretches well beyond your financial investment.

Non-Financial Benefits
Owning a home brings a sense of happiness, satisfaction, and pride.

Pride of Ownership: It feels good to have a place that’s truly your own, especially since you can customize it to your liking. “The personal satisfaction and sense of accomplishment achieved through homeownership can enhance psychological health, happiness and well-being for homeowners and those around them.”
Civic Participation: Homeownership creates stability, a sense of community, and increases civic engagement. It’s a way to add to the strength of your local area and drive value into your neighborhood.
Financial Benefits
Buying a home is also an investment in your financial future.

Net Worth: Homeownership builds your net worth. Today, the median household net worth of all homeowners is $254,900, while the median net worth of renters is only $6,270.
Financial Security: Equity, appreciation, and more predictable monthly housing expenses are huge financial benefits of owning a home. Homeownership is truly the best way to improve your long-term financial position.
Economic Benefits
Homeownership is even a local economic driver.

Housing-Related Spending: An economic force throughout our nation, housing-related expenses accounted for more than one-sixth of the country’s economic activity over the past three decades.
Entrepreneurship: Homeownership is also a form of forced savings that can provide entrepreneurial opportunities. “Owning a home enables new entrepreneurs to obtain access to credit to start or expand a business and generate new jobs by using their home as collateral for small business loans.”
Bottom Line
The benefits of homeownership go well beyond the basics. Homeownership is truly a way to build financial freedom, find greater satisfaction and happiness, and make a substantial impact in your community. If owning a home is part of your dream this year, let’s connect so you can begin the homebuying process today.

02/05/2021

Every year, households across the country make the decision to rent for another year or take the leap into homeownership. They look at their earnings and savings and then decide what makes the most financial sense. That equation will most likely take into consideration monthly housing costs, tax adv...

02/05/2021

Is the idea of saving for a down payment holding you back from buying a home right now? You may be eager to take advantage of today’s low mortgage rates, but the thought of needing a large down payment might make you want to pump the brakes. Today, there’s still a common myth that you have to co...

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