Adam Hall Real Estate

Your house didn’t sell, and your listing expired. Now what?

You could stick with the same agent and hope for better luck. Or, you could make what data shows is the smarter move.

Over 70% of homeowners who switched agents after their listing expired sold their home when they re-listed it. That stat drops to 50% if you just re-list with the same agent.

You deserve better odds than that.

Not to mention, the homeowners who switch agents? They sold their homes twice as fast.

Same house. Different strategy. Better result.
Let’s talk about what you liked about your first experience and what didn’t go so well, so you know what to do differently this time around.

The Five-Year Rule for Home Price Perspective

Yes, prices can shift in the short term. But history shows that home values almost always go up – especially if you live there for at least five years. So, whether you’re thinking of buying or selling, remember the five-year rule, and take comfort in the long view.

When you think about where you want to be in five years, how does owning a home fit into that picture?

Let’s connect to get you there.

The Five-Year Rule for Home Price Perspective Headlines are saying home prices are starting to dip in some markets.

Are you worried about recent headlines saying home prices are dipping? Here's some perspective for you.

In most places, prices are still rising, just at a much slower pace. And even in spots where prices have dropped, it was only a slight decline. Not a big crash.

You need to put those drops in context. Over the past five years, home prices rose by an average of 55% nationwide. That long-term gain far outweighs any short-term shift.

Remember the five-year rule: home values usually rise over time. Even if prices drop a bit for a year or two, they tend to bounce back (and then some) over time.

If you want to know what’s happening to home prices in our area, DM me.

Are you feeling like buying your first home is out of reach? FHA home loans might change your mind.

With smaller down payment requirements than the typical conventional loan and often lower mortgage rates too, FHA loans are helping more first-time buyers make the leap from renting to owning.

You can see how much of a difference it can make for your down payment.

This type of loan is built to make homeownership more achievable. Connect with a trusted lender to find out if this could be an option for you.