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Good tips, thanks! Also, your necklace is stunning 😃

Home warranties are trash

You guys are scary.

Beautiful home..Many thanks.

Or just STFU for 3 friggin days in a year and let everyone have a little peace for once.

Article in Dec 14 '23 THE BULLETIN (free) about this farm & Curtis the bull. I'm a Bostonian & was not aware of this farm. Plan to visit in the spring.

Why do you need an electrician? It's fairly straightforward to change an outlet and a light switch.

Step 1 : have a house Step 2 : Sell to foreign investors for 100k over asking

love the details!

Shawn - sorry you must have had a bad experience with another agency. We don't know which market you are familiar with, however, in our market (the Boston area) the buyer's hire the home inspectors and seller's do not typically have inspections. As licensed agents we do not (and can not legally) contract with any other professionals, including home inspectors. If we make any recommendations to our clients to any other professionals (in which we legally can and should in working for their best interest), it is only to professionals that we know will give our clients the best service for the price. It is always up to the client to contract with that professional directly, f they choose. We can and do not get anything else in return for such recommendations. Happy to chat with you personally about this offline if you have any other questions or comments. Erik Gould, Broker at Focus Real Estate

NO.. the sellers agent, YOU..contracts with your own inspectors, AND RIPS OFF THE BUYER !!

What she's not telling you is that it's going to degrade your roof due to them installing them on the roof 9 times outta 10. The cost of a roof let's say is approx. 15,000. You are not only gonna have to pay that for the new roof but you will have to have the solar panels removed then reinstalled which I I got that quote it was approx. 13,000 just to remove and reinstall. So long story short. Not worth it. Don't buy into this bs

Hypothetically, I have 600,00 in equity, I pull 450 of it, but then my property depreciates. What then?

My biggest question is how do you settle the heloc of you are selling the home? Do you have to pay it off ahead of the sell or after?

Thank you so much!

you guys are hilarious in a good way... :)

I can't possibly be the first comment. This was a very helpful video. I'm averaging 3 out of 5 as a good neighbor. Will try and do better!! Thanks

I would sell if realtor commissions were not ridiculous

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Great advice! thank you, Bunny!

Best realtor in Boston...... 2020

Cool vids, looking forward to seeing more uploads! You deserve more subs, I think you should use smzeus . c o m to help rank your videos.

Also, non disclosure of damages can constitute FRAUD. Talk about expensive!

Thanks for sharing this video, you covered all the major points. You’re a natural in front of the camera.

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I've always valued the Main Streets program, but this is certainly one of the most important roles it will ever fill. Thank you, Ginger! And bravo to the 37 volunteers you got!

I've always valued the Main Streets program, but this is certainly one of the most important roles it will ever fill. Thank you, Ginger! And bravo to the 37 volunteers you got!

lovely stuff

If someone asks you if a house is haunted, do you have to reveal that information?

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Clear message and great energy. Great job putting together this video, good luck recruiting.

I want everyone to have success. You obviously put in the work to get there. But just because you are nice and hard working doesn’t mean there is not someone on the other side of the transactions you broker who will be harmed by their decision to go forward with buying. Most people borrow to buy. Realizing no one sees the future, how confident are you that a 2018 buyer will not regret a 2020 home price? Even if they are in it for the long haul, isn’t a house a place to live that is an expense. While you are not liable for the trust buyers place in realtors, I think real estate professionals are setting themselves up for catastrophic damage to their relevance in 2020 with advice like this. People are already borrowing more than they should at prices they shouldn’t pay for emotional decisions about where they should live. If cash buyers are disappointed in 2020, so be it. But the common person at the current prices and rising risks of a serious downturn in the economy are genuinely jeopardized by over leveraging. I like Dave Ramsey’s rules: 15 year note max at 1/4 monthly take home max as payments. As much as selling a home is your role, helping people is your persona. Sales people know the relationships are more critical, especially in consumer transactions, than price often is, especially when the purchase is financed.

Thank you for "focus"ing on BBR!

Where does the seller get the money to pay for the buyer agent? Could it be the buyer?