Michael Williams - Realtor

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Michael Williams - Realtor

I am dedicated in helping my clients find the path to their next home. Whether you are buying or selling, I would love to offer my support and services.

Also can help with managing your vacation rental. I know the local community - both as an agent and a neighbor - and can help you through the nuances of our local market. I work hard to make your real estate experience memorable and enjoyable.

09/09/2022

Lease for $2500 a month!
Brand new, contemporary 3 bedroom 2 bath home with high end finishes. As you open the front door you are greeted with a grand hallway adorned with tiled floors and modern chandeliers. Down the hall opens into a beautiful family room with an open kitchen and dining area. The perfect space for family gatherings. Tray ceilings can be found throughout the house, masterfully crafted giving each room amazing heights. The kitchen has granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, soft close drawers and cupboards, gas stove/oven, and beautiful pendent lighting. The large primary bedroom has its own spa like ensuite. Dual vanities, large walk-in closet, separate tub and shower. The guest bedrooms are the same size and share a full bathroom. It's equipped with a single vanity and tiled tub and shower combo. Large utility room for laundry. Comes with a 2 car attached garage. Backyard is fenced in.

08/31/2021

Few things are better than waking up in your own home with the person you love. But buying a house with a partner brings its own challenges. Make sure you ask your partner these questions before deciding to buy a home together.

1. How much debt do you have? Their answer to this question will seriously impact the amount of mortgage you can qualify for.

2. How much house can we afford? Understand your partner’s monthly costs and combine with your own to find out how much you can safely spend on a home.

3. Where do we want to live and for how long? Make sure you and your partner’s plans for the future line up so you avoid arguments down the road.

4. What happens if we break up? This is the question no one wants to ask, but it is SO IMPORTANT. I can’t stress this enough. If you’re contributing to buying a home, you need to make sure your financial future is protected, no matter what. And I promise you won’t jinx your relationship by asking.

Once you and your partner are ready to buy a home, make sure you get your copy of my home buyer guide! Just click the link in my bio to get all the super helpful information you need to have an amazing experience buying a home.

08/30/2021

Unpopular opinion: bathrooms flooring is underrated. Because of their small square footage, bathrooms are a great place to add some upscale flooring. And it can really make a difference in the feel of your home! Here’s what’s currently on trend when it comes to bathrooms.

-Stone: It’s traditional and timeless-—a good neutral option, especially if you’re selling soon.

-Blue green tile: Want some color? Subdued blue-greens bring a bit of zen to the floor and can make your bathroom look custom. Blue-green is definitely the bathroom trend of the year and it looks equally as elegant on black, white, or wood cabinets.

-Maximalist design: Try a herringbone pattern or a graphic pattern to update a less-than-trendy bathroom and get with the latest designs.

-Wood-look vinyl: It's a great choice for bathrooms and, when done throughout the house, it can add to a feeling of cohesion and flow. And unlike wood, it’s waterproof and easy to DIY!

-Vinyl sheet flooring: It comes in basically any pattern and can give your bathroom a major facelift at a fraction of the cost.

Want more home design tips? Make sure to hit that follow button so you can keep up with the latest trends!

08/29/2021

Okay, so maybe you need a little help getting to your dream home. That’s where I come in. I’ve helped so many clients find the perfect homes for their families, and you can definitely be next!

Just send me a DM and let’s talk about your dream home over some coffee.

08/28/2021

Whatever your real estate dreams are, I’m here to help you make them happen!

Want to buy the perfect starter home for your family! I gotchu.

Want to sell your home and make the most profit possible? I am so ready to make that happen for you.

Or maybe you’re ready to build passive income by becoming a real estate investor. Let me put my experience to work and help you find the perfect rental property or fixer upper.

Seriously, whatever you need when it comes to real estate, I can help. And I can put you in touch with lending and mortgage experts, home improvement specialists, and the best appraisers to make your life easier.

Want to get started making your real estate dreams come true? Just send me a DM!

08/27/2021

Okay, so you have 10 grand just burning a hole in your pocket and you have to use it for a remodel. What would you use it on? Your kitchen? Bathroom? Maybe an outdoor kitchen with a flame-powered pizza oven? (That’s my vote!)

Let me know what you’d use your $10k for in the comments!

08/26/2021

Oooh, this is a super good question. Let’s say you’re working with an agent to sell your home and they find a great buyer. But your agent also represents the person who wants to buy your home. It seems a little weird and like there may be a conflict of interest, right?

When one real estate agent represents both the buyer and the seller, it’s called dual agency. It’s legal in 42 states, but it’s often frowned upon.

That’s because the agent for the seller has a fiduciary responsibility to get them the best deal and negotiate in their favor. But the agent for the buyer has the same responsibilities—they have to negotiate to get the buyer the best deal. If you have one agent doing both jobs, it gets a little tricky for them to stay neutral.

Usually when this happens, the seller’s agent will ask another agent at their brokerage to represent the buyer. That way both sides have a representative who can help them make the best decisions for them.

Want more answers to your real estate questions? Make sure to hit that follow button, and send me a DM if you need something answered.

08/25/2021

If you chose option E, then ding, ding, ding—you’re correct! When you sell your home, your agent will do just about everything for you.

Your agent will arrange all the showings, qualify potential buyers so you get the best offers, negotiate in your favor, and write all the contracts.

That’s not to mention all the work they do before they list your house (helping you with repairs and inspections, doing all the research to price your home competitively, taking all the photos, doing all the marketing).

And your realtor will be by your side throughout the entire process, answering all your questions and making sure you sell your home successfully and with as little hassle as possible.

If you’re thinking about selling your home, you NEED to get a copy of my seller guide. It’s free and it has soooo many helpful tips and tricks—it’s exactly what I wanted when I was selling my house! Get your copy by clicking the link in my bio.

08/24/2021

Real talk: real estate is full of hard choices. That’s why it’s SO important that you have someone you trust on your side. You need an agent who will
-listen to your needs
-answer all your questions
-walk you through the process
-ease all your worries
-make it as easy as possible

Want to learn more about how I can help you have the best real estate experience ever? Send me a DM and we’ll talk over coffee!

08/23/2021

These are SO simple and can make a huge difference in your energy usage. And making your home more energy efficient isn’t just good for the planet—it’s also great for your wallet! Here are my favorite things to do to cut down on energy consumption:

Set your thermostat to 78F in the summer and 68F in the winter - every degree of extra heating or cooling will increase energy usage 6% to 8%. That adds up fast. And FYI, setting your thermostat to a lower temperature than normal will not cool your home faster.

Using your ceiling fan will allow you to raise the thermostat setting about 4°F with no reduction in comfort. Set your fan counter clockwise in the summer so you can feel the air circulating and clockwise in the winter so the hot air is distributed throughout the room.

Using dishwashers and clothes washers/dryers at night will keep the house cooler, reduce strain on the power grid during the peak usage hours (4 PM to 6 PM), and reduce the chance of an emergency!

Air seal your home. Sealing cracks, gaps and leaks and adding insulation can save up to 10% on home heating and cooling costs. That can add up to hundreds of dollars saved!

What are your favorite ways to conserve energy? Let me know in the comments!

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1021 61st Street Ste. 100-B
Galveston, TX
77551

Website

https://www.beachtimevacationrentals.com/

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