Kilmer Real Estate

07/14/2022

During my time in Wales, five farms occupied, or had recently occupied, much of the land that is now incorporated into the Village of Wales lying east of Highway 83.

07/11/2022

High Rates & Short Supply: The State of Real Estate in 2022

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05/11/2022

05/10/2022

Are you ready to sell your home? Or not sure where to start? Use this checklist to make sure you are all set!

We’re still in a seller’s market, but that doesn’t mean your home is guaranteed to easily sell.1 If you want to maximize your sale price, it’s still important to prepare your home before putting it on the market.

12/31/2021

Real estate pros are obligated to meet numerous legal and ethical standards in a transaction. Find out some of the hottest topics of the year to be...

12/18/2021

Buyers have been drawn to new-home construction as existing housing inventories remain lean. Will that momentum continue in the new year?

12/02/2021

11/15/2021

Time may not be on your side when buying a new build home.

Most builders are reporting significant delays due to supply-chain disruptions. Some have even canceled contracts completely!

If you’re in a hurry to move into your next residence, then you may want to stick to shopping for an existing home. At least until new construction catches up with the current housing shortages.

Of course, timeframe isn’t the only factor you should consider when planning to buy your next home. Read more in our latest blog post:

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11/12/2021

With the current housing shortage, buyers often need to consider both new construction and resale homes to find one that meets their needs.

But there are some pretty big differences between the two, such as: Timeframe, Location, Maintenance, Environmental Impact, Design Style

Curious how these factors will impact your home search? Learn more in our latest blog post, “New Build or Existing Home: Which One Is Right for You?”

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11/11/2021

10/15/2021

The Security Device You Probably Own But Aren’t Using

Did you know that you can scare off a home intruder with your television? And you don’t have to be as crafty as Kevin McCallister in the movie “Home Alone.”

Surveys show that the sight or sound of a TV playing inside a home can be enough to deter some burglars. So try connecting yours to a timer or smart plug to create a simple but effective security device.

For more home security tips, check out our latest blog post: krebrealty.com/7-safety-strategies


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