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The Bosley Team of Nick, Nate, & Terra Bosley is a team of results oriented Real Estate professionals with over 25 years of proven Real Estate sales, marketing, & project management experience. We are team players that work effectively with clients and peers in accomplishing the objectives, with a demonstrated ability in relationship and consultative sales, research, and marketing. We are highly organized with the talent to manage multiple projects while meeting critical deadlines. Additionally, we possess a strong work ethic combined with a commitment to excellence in all projects undertaken.

-Ability to understand markets, analyze competition, and implement marketing strategies designed to produce results.
-In-depth product knowledge with a strong sense of commercial drivers and promotions designed to maximize results.
-Experienced in identifying and cultivating strategic, profitable, and long-term business and client relationships. Whether you are a first time Home buyer, new to the real estate market, relocating, retiring, thinking of diversifying, or you're already an experienced investor, We have the expertise and resources to help you acquire, buy or sell your next property. Confidence, experience, and knowledge of the area, as well as our true concern for our clients best interests, combine to make an outstanding resource for your next real estate transaction.

Words Matter Wednesday | WMW #007 🏠🔎“The inspector found 37 things! We’re doomed!” 😳Not quite, Nova. 😂A home inspection...
09/09/2026

Words Matter Wednesday | WMW #007 🏠🔎

“The inspector found 37 things! We’re doomed!” 😳

Not quite, Nova. 😂

A home inspection is NOT a pass/fail test, and an inspection report isn’t necessarily a list of everything the seller needs to fix.

Especially with an existing home, inspectors are going to find things. That’s their job.

The important part is understanding what matters, what doesn’t, what may need further evaluation, and what’s worth negotiating.

After 22+ years in real estate, I’ve seen buyers get more worked up over a $20 repair than a $20,000 issue simply because nobody helped them put the inspection into perspective.

The goal isn’t to make an existing home brand new.

Inspect it. Understand it. Prioritize it. Negotiate it.

And Junie B probably said it best:

“Kid, I’ve got 37 things wrong with me and they still kept me.” 🤣🐾

Words Matter Wednesday | WMW #006 🏠“We’re under contract!” 🎉Absolutely worth celebrating… but Chester would like everyo...
09/02/2026

Words Matter Wednesday | WMW #006 🏠

“We’re under contract!” 🎉

Absolutely worth celebrating… but Chester would like everyone to calm down. 😂🐾

Under contract does NOT mean sold.

There can still be inspections, financing, appraisal, title issues, contingencies, final walkthroughs and about 47 opportunities for someone to call their Realtor and say, “Wait…what does this mean?” 🤣

After 22+ years in real estate, one thing hasn’t changed: getting an offer accepted is a big milestone, but closing is the finish line.

That’s why we stay involved, watch the deadlines, read the details and keep working the transaction all the way to the keys. 🔑

Contracts create obligations.
Contingencies create conditions.
Closing makes it final.

Nova is ready to celebrate.
Chester read the contract.
Oliver is concerned.
Junie B has apparently seen this movie before. 😂

Words Matter Wednesday | WMW #005 🏠🐾Apparently it’s also National Dog Day, so I let Nova, Chester, Oliver & Junie B han...
08/26/2026

Words Matter Wednesday | WMW #005 🏠🐾

Apparently it’s also National Dog Day, so I let Nova, Chester, Oliver & Junie B handle this week’s real estate lesson. 😂

Their advice?

“We’re pre-qualified!”
Great start… but pre-qualified and pre-approved are NOT the same thing.

One of the worst times to discover a financing problem is after you’ve already fallen in love with the house. 😬

A good agent isn’t trying to make you jump through hoops before showing you homes. We’re trying to find the hoops before they trip you up.

After 22+ years in real estate, I’ve learned:

Prepare early. Shop smart. Close smooth.

And on National Dog Day, maybe one more rule…

Read the contract. Get pre-approved. Pet the dogs. 😂🐶

08/19/2026

Words Matter Wednesday | WMW #004 🏠🐾

“We asked for it in the inspection…so they have to fix it, right?” 😳

Nope.

An inspection gives a buyer the opportunity to investigate the property and, when the contract allows, request repairs or other remedies.

But a request is just that—a request.

The seller may agree, decline, or negotiate. What ultimately matters is what everyone agrees to in writing.

Words Matter Wednesday | WMW #004 🏠🐾“We asked for it in the inspection…so they have to fix it, right?” 😳Nope.An inspect...
08/19/2026

Words Matter Wednesday | WMW #004 🏠🐾

“We asked for it in the inspection…so they have to fix it, right?” 😳

Nope.

An inspection gives a buyer the opportunity to investigate the property and, when the contract allows, request repairs or other remedies.

But a request is just that—a request.

The seller may agree, decline, or negotiate. What ultimately matters is what everyone agrees to in writing.

After 22+ years in real estate, I’ve seen plenty of problems start with someone assuming a request automatically became an agreement.

Requests start negotiations.
Signatures make agreements.

Read it. Understand it. Negotiate it. 🏠

🐾 Nova, Chester & Junie B are still working on the “understand it” part. 😂

Bosley Team | From the Valley to the Rim

08/12/2026

Words Matter Wednesday | WMW #003 🏠

“I thought it was included.”

Those five words can cause a surprising amount of trouble in a real estate transaction.

Appliances. Furniture. Repairs. Closing costs. Contingencies. Even something a buyer and seller talked about doesn’t necessarily become part of the deal.

If it matters, get it in writing—and make sure the contract actually says what you think it says.

After 22 years in real estate, I can tell you: some of the biggest problems start with the smallest assumptions.

Read it. Understand it. Negotiate it.

🐾 Nova, Chester & Junie B apparently agree.

🚨 Words Matter Wednesday | WMW #002After more than 22 years in real estate, I’ve learned something that surprises many ...
08/05/2026

🚨 Words Matter Wednesday | WMW #002

After more than 22 years in real estate, I’ve learned something that surprises many buyers and sellers…

One of the most misunderstood phrases in a real estate contract is “As Is.”

Many people believe it means:

“You can’t ask the seller for anything.”

That’s not true.

“As Is” simply means the seller isn’t obligated to make repairs. It doesn’t prevent you from:
✔️ Conducting inspections
✔️ Discovering defects
✔️ Requesting repairs or credits
✔️ Negotiating better terms

The seller can always say yes, no, or counter.

That’s why understanding every word in a contract matters.

A few words can completely change expectations—and sometimes the outcome of a transaction.

If you’re buying or selling, make sure you have someone who reads the contract as carefully as you do your inspection report.

📖 Read the contract. Every time.

— Nick Bosley
Bosley Team | 22 Years of Experience

BosleyTeam; Valley to the Rim Real Estate
07/09/2026

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