Taylor Perea - RE/MAX Advisors

07/29/2024

Our beautiful home in Caldwell is up for sale! If you know anyone looking send them my way! 😃

Pristine Caldwell Gem with motivated sellers! This beautiful home has been completely updated throughout and meticulously cared for. Located on a lovely quiet street with beautiful mature trees all around. This home has so much to offer, vaulted ceilings, fireplace, exquisite master bathroom, and mo...

03/25/2023

📣 OPEN HOUSE 📣

Saturday, March 25th - today!
Time - 1:00-5:00pm

Come check out this beautiful home!
You don’t wanna miss this one! 🙌🏼

We are having a raffle! 🎉
Refreshments and tasty snacks provided! 🍪
Stop by and say hello! 👋

05/24/2022

One of the most common questions first-time home sellers have is, “Should I renovate my home before selling?

Renovations not only make a home look more enticing to potential buyers, but the right improvements can also increase your home value. Not all renovation projects are worth the cost, time and effort they’ll take to complete. However your real estate agent should be able to advise you on the top areas of focus that will help your property attract the best bid.

Once you’ve completed repairs, you’re ready to stage the house. Start with a top-to-bottom cleaning and spend time on both the interior and exterior. As you scrub down appliances and declutter each room, you should also depersonalize the space as much as possible.

05/23/2022

Typically, purchase offers are contingent on a home inspection of the property to check for signs of structural damage or things that may need fixing. Your real estate agent usually will help you arrange to have this inspection conducted within a few days of your offer being accepted by the seller. This contingency protects you by giving you a chance to renegotiate your offer or withdraw it without penalty if the inspection reveals significant material damage.

Both you and the seller will receive a report on the home inspector’s findings. You can then decide if you want to ask the seller to fix anything on the property before closing the sale. Before the sale closes, you will have a walk-through of the house, which gives you the chance to confirm that any agreed-upon repairs have been made.

05/20/2022

Before you can understand where the market is going, it’s important to understand where it’s already been. Reviewing online real estate market performance reports from Zillow or the National Association of Realtors (NAR) make it easy to learn what’s been selling and for how much.

Knowing is half the battle and it pays to be well informed.

05/18/2022

Once a seller accepts your offer, the closing process will begin. Keep things running smoothly by knowing what to expect when closing on a house. The average closing process takes 53 days, which gives you plenty of time to tackle closing items.

A real estate agent will schedule the remaining steps from home inspection to final walkthrough, and they’ll keep you informed about any roadblocks.

As you prepare for closing, make sure you read every document and ask your real estate agent to explain anything you don’t understand—especially before you sign the official contract for the home transaction. It’ll be your signature on the documents, so you’ll be the one responsible for anything you sign.

05/13/2022

The Home Buying Process

After finding the right home, getting an inspection, and working with your mortgage broker to decide on your loan there will come time for an appraisal.

Lenders will arrange for an appraiser to provide an independent estimate of the value of the house you are buying. The appraiser is a member of a third party company and is not directly associated with the lender. The appraisal will let all the parties involved know that you are paying a fair price for the home.