How Remote Work Helps with Your House Hunt [INFOGRAPHIC] Simplifying The Market

Some Highlights

  • While remote work peaked during the pandemic, many people still work from home today.
  • If you’re one of them, it could have an unexpected benefit when you’re looking to buy a home.
  • If you can work from home, you might have more choices for where to live. Connect with a real estate agent to talk about your options and what's most important to you.
KCM Crew September 22, 2023

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feature image of Is It Still a Seller's Market? Here's What the Data Says.
Is It Still a Seller's Market? Here's What the Data Says.
Remember a few years back when sellers held all the power and buyers were stuck offering way over asking or waiving inspections just to get a chance at the house? In many markets, those days are behind us.While it’s going to vary by area, more metros are slowly shifting to favor buyers, and the mark
feature image of Think Home Prices Will Crash? Here's What the Experts Actually Expect.
Think Home Prices Will Crash? Here's What the Experts Actually Expect.
One of the biggest reasons buyers are still sitting on the sidelines is because they think home prices are going to come down.Some believe a crash is coming and they'll get a better deal if they hold off.Others worry they'll buy now and watch their home's value fall later.And nobody wants to overpay
feature image of Should You Pay for Your Buyer’s Closing Costs? What Sellers Need To Know.
Should You Pay for Your Buyer’s Closing Costs? What Sellers Need To Know.
A few years ago, sellers could get away with saying "no" to just about everything. No repairs.No concessions.No negotiation.If buyers wanted the house, they pretty much had to take it on the seller's terms. But now that inventory’s grown, negotiations are becoming a normal part of the process again.
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