Author Archives: Micah Stovall
How to Make a Winning Offer on a Home
Today’s competitive market makes it more important than ever to make a strong offer on a home. Reach out today 714.343.9294 to make sure you rise to the top along the way.
What Are the Benefits of a 20% Down Payment?
If you’re thinking of buying a home and are already saving for your down payment, reach out to Stovall Team at 714.343.9294 and we will help you decide what fits best with your long-term plans.
Will Low Mortgage Rates Continue through 2021?
With low rates fueling activity among hopeful buyers, there are a lot of people who are highly motivated and looking for homes to purchase right now. In this environment, it can be challenging to find a home to buy, so Stovall Team will be key to your success if you’re thinking of buying too. Working with your trusted Stovall Team to navigate the process while rates are in your favor might be the best move you can make. If you’re ready to buy a home, it may be wise to make your move before mortgage rates begin to rise. Contact Stovall Team today at 714.343.9294 to discuss how today’s low rates can create more opportunities for you this year.
Where Have All the Houses Gone?
Today’s housing market is a big win for sellers, but these conditions won’t last forever. If you’re in a position to sell your house now, you may not want to wait for your neighbors to do the same. Contact me for advice on how to sell your house safely so you’re able to benefit from today’s high demand and low inventory. Call Stovall Team today at 714.343.9294
To Renovate or Not To Renovate Before You Sell
In a competitive market that’s moving so quickly, it makes sense to sell your house when buyers are scooping homes up as fast as they’re being listed. Spending costly time and money on renovations before you sell might just mean you’ll miss your key window of opportunity. While certain repairs on your house may be important, your best move right now is to work with a real estate advisor to determine which improvements are truly necessary, and which ones are not likely to be deal-breakers for buyers.