Tyra Mitchell - Maryland Real Estate Lady

11/28/2020

May I have your Attention Please: It's not a bad time to buy or sell. Homes are scarce which has the competition through the rough.

One tip...if you are planning to place an offer over the list price of the home simply to win the bid...please think twice. Homes still have to appraise for that value. If it does not, it can bring on a bunch of hooting and hollering and unneccessary emotions. Banks are not going to approve for more than the appraisal amount. Out of this you may be able to come with the difference (which I suggest against..I mean who wants negative equity in their new investment). That would be a bad investmenr.

Sellers consider reasonable and realistic offers.

Thanks to historically low mortgage interest rates borne out of the pandemic, buying a home can be more affordable now even if you’re borrowing more.

01/23/2018

Are you worried about getting Approved for a Home Loan? I have a cure for that~ Dial 443-908-9104

01/15/2018

**Pay Attention to the Numbers**
Courtesy of MRIS
Baltimore Metro Area - Overview

•The Baltimore Metro area median sales price of $254,000 was up 5.8 % or $14,000 from last year but down 2.3% or $6,000 compared to last month.
•Sales volume across the Baltimore Metro area was nearly $882 million, up 8.4% from last year.
•Closed sales of 3,003 were up 4.9% compared to last year and were down 3.0% from last month.
•New contract activity of 3,232 was down 2.5% from last year and down 12.1% from last month.
•The 3,592 new listings were up 2.2% from last year and down a seasonal 23.2% from last month.
•Active listings declined by 11.0% to 9,712, the 27th consecutive month of declining year-over-year inventory levels and the lowest November level in a decade.
•The average percentage of original list price received at sale in November was 95.0%, up from last year’s 94.4% but down from last month’s 95.4%. This is the highest November level of the last ten years.
•The median days-on-market was 32 days, down eight days compared to last year and the same as last month.

01/14/2018

Have you heard about the amazing developments that are occurring in Coppin Heights? I was amazed when I saw Coppin State new Science and Development center. All of North Avenue should turns heads like that building. I hope like me, many of you have been waiting for restoration to these beautiful historic areas. It's not too late to be a part of this community development.

Walbrook Mill Apartments will aim to bring new retail to North Avenue.

01/09/2018

When this program takes off, I believe we all need to be ready. All it takes is a dollar and a dream...literally. It's time to restore our city, build our businesses and stop letting everyone else do it. RISE UP~ YESSSS. I will be there from the beginning until we seal the deal.

Advocates pack City Hall to push for revival of $1 homes program

01/09/2018

http://www.baltimoresun.com/business/real-estate/bs-bz-live-near-work-20180108-story.html

University of Maryland, Baltimore is pumping $1.5 million into a program that encourages employees to buy homes in neighborhoods surrounding the institution’s West Baltimore academic and medical campuses.