Think Photos Aren’t Important? Think again!
Today I’m going to put up share some photos of homes that were on the Tampa MLS and did not sell. I contacted these home owners after the listing expired, listened to what went wrong, brought in my professional photographer and then relisted them. Subsequently they all sold. Imagery is one of the most overlooked Read More
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These days the majority of buyers in the Tampa housing market, almost 90%, start their search online. Because of this, I place a heavy emphasis on aggressive internet based marketing. Flyers, magazine ads, and open houses are simply not where buyers are looking these days. You need to reach the consumer on their computer, Read More
Tampa Housing Market Builds Momentum
Real estate in Tampa continues to see more closed sales, more pending sales, lower housing inventory and an increase in median prices. The state of Florida as a whole shows the same positive trend according to the latest data released. Statewide the sale of homes was up nearly 11 percent compared to the previous Read More
The Tampa Real Estate Market: Buying a Condo
The Tampa Housing Market is become busy once again for many reasons. Inventory is down, velocity is up and most of all, it’s affordable to buy a property again! In many cases owning is now cheaper than renting with the added bonus of a mortgage write off when tax time rolls around. Condos were hit Read More
The Tampa Bay Housing Market: A Return to Equilibrium
The new numbers are in for July and shows the Tampa Bay Real Estate Market is getting stronger every day. When compared to July of 2011 the amount of new homes for sale has actually increased 21%. Running parallel to that are pending sales (homes that are under contract and have an expected closing date) Read More
Tampa Real Estate: The Era of Cheap Money, Gets Even Cheaper
Mortgage rates have hit lows not seen in 60 years, and may even dip lower in the short term says industry insiders. As of last Thursday the rate for a 30 year loan dipped to 3.49 percent. Likewise the 15 year mortgage, which I always recommend (buy less house than you need and pay Read More
