Looking For Home Buyers In Detroit? We Analyze The 3 Ways To Sell Your Home In Detroit If you own a home and are thinking about selling to home buyers in Detroit, you have a number of selling options available to you. In this blog post, we’ll look at those 3 ways and break them … Continued
How Much Cash For Houses In Detroit Can You Get? If you’re thinking about selling your house, here’s how much money you can get Sellers are asking about cash for houses in Detroit – they want to know how much they will get if they sell their house. If you’re thinking of selling and wondering … Continued
“What Are My Options To Sell My House Fast In Detroit?” Homeowners in Detroit who want to sell their home quickly need to know what their options are… If you own a home and you’re thinking, wondering, “how do I sell my house fast in Detroit,” this blog post is a quick tutorial on your … Continued
“Help! I’m Trying To Figure Out How To Sell My House Fast In Detroit“ 5 Tips For Home Sellers If you own a house in Detroit and want to sell it quickly, read this blog for 5 tips that will help you sell your house sooner! Tip #1 – Skip The Fix-Up One of the … Continued
You’ve seen the “we buy houses in Detroit” and “cash for houses” signs all around town when you’re driving around… even in other cities across MI… so who are these cash house buyers in Detroit Michigan? Are they legit? How does it work? Who should I trust? We’ll dive into these questions here in this … Continued
By: David Greene at Forbes In 2005, everyone was buying houses. It was common knowledge you were stupid to wait. House prices flourished and loans flowed like drinks at an open bar. Lots of people made money—until they didn’t. In 2009 the music had stopped and people were frantically looking for someone to pass the … Continued
By: Zillow Research A decade after the collapse of the housing market and start of the Great Recession, home values have more than recovered in most of the nation’s largest markets. The markets with the highest gains above the mid-2000s bubble are primarily in the West and Southwest. San Jose – the nation’s … Continued
By: Zillow Research Young, highly-educated millennials earn more than typical American workers (and much more than their non-college-educated peers), make up a growing share of the population in some of the nation’s fastest-growing and most-dynamic cities, and are disproportionately likely to work in well-paid tech jobs. And still, they’re struggling – mightily, in many cases – … Continued
By: Aaron Terrazas at Zillow Research Trying to time the housing market, like trying to time any market, is a bad idea. Even the experts make mistakes, and a home is the most valuable asset that most people will ever own, so it’s especially important not to gamble with it. In the end, the best … Continued
By: Aaron Terrazas at Zillow Research The idyllic, picket-fenced, detached, single-family home in the suburbs remains a mainstream standard of what home ownership should look like. But around the edges, the image of the ideal American home is beginning to evolve, if only slightly. Especially for younger Americans. A decade after the 2008 housing crash … Continued
By: Sarah Mikhitarian at Zillow Research While home shoppers tend to focus on listing prices, owning a home includes a heap of expenses that aren’t included in that sticker price — and they vary considerably by market. Obviously nobody chooses where they live based on how high lawn service costs are, but it’s smart … Continued
By: Aaroan Terrazas at Zillow Research There has been some speculation that young Americans, scarred by the 2008 financial crisis that marked their most-formative years, would be more skeptical of investments in real estate than their older peers. But survey data collected over the past two years as part of the Zillow Housing Aspirations Report … Continued
By: Paul Esajin at Fortune Builder 1) The rely on technology. Millennials are living in a world that is ruled by technology. Answers to even the most obscure questions can be accessed in seconds with a few quick taps of the fingers. This is affecting the way millennials view the home buying process. Millennials are … Continued
By: Leslie Heimer at HousingWire FACT: Nearly half of Millennials (now between the ages of 20 and 37) live in suburbs. FACT: New Home Inventory is low… very low. However, builders are trying to find a way to increase construction of new, entry-level homes to accommodate the growing need. This is good news as … Continued
By: Arren Kimbel-Sannit at The Seattle Times Millennials are buying homes. Never mind the punditry that the plastic straw-hating snowflakes are stuck in overpriced apartments because they keep opening their wallets for $7 avocado toast. They made up 34 percent of American homebuyers in 2017, more than any other age … Continued
