Seasons Real Estate

Your Home Appraisal Came in Low- What do You do Next?

If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you already know what an appraisal coming in low means because it just happened to you.  For those who are new to it, here’s a brief description. An appraisal coming in low is what happens when you put a home for sale, and someone makes an offer

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What Does a Home Inspector Do?

A home inspector is a 3rd party group that comes into a home to do a general inspection on behalf of and paid for by the buyer in order to make sure that they are comfortable purchasing that home. An inspector can do anything to the home, short of cutting into the walls. They will

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Why Does Time on Market Work against You?

I was doing research into values in Payson and came across something interesting. But, before we dive into that, let’s talk about average time on market. Average time on market means how long the average home sits with a for sale sign in a particular area before it actually closes and is sold. If your

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How to Market a Home for Sale

When marketing a house, you want to do benefits/features marketing. This is where you try to showcase the benefits and features of the home. Think of cars- they are marketed with their features, like mph, type of gas used, tires, etc. These are used to market and sell the car. I was helping someone sell

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Would you Hire Someone with a 30% Failure Rate?

As a Realtor, I can’t list each real estate company or each Realtor’s stats for the world to see. While there is no database for you to search out that information, you CAN ask potential Realtors or real estate companies when interviewing them to represent you in buying or selling your house.  And why would

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Why get a Home Inspection?

If you are selling a home for the first time, you might be unsure of why a buyer would ask for a home inspection. The purpose of a home inspection is to make sure that the buyer feels comfortable purchasing the home. Walking through as a buyer, you can get some idea of the condition

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What to do with the Equity in your Home?

What can you do with the equity in your home? To answer my own question, we will use an example. Let’s say you’ve owned a home in Lehi, Utah from 2014-2019. The average price on homes went from $247,000 to $343,000, which would give you about $96,000 to work with. (Obviously, how much you put

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