Cleveland Real Estate
Buying and Selling Simultaneously – Avoiding a Small Crisis
Buying and Selling a Home at the Same Time? Here’s How to Make It Work. Timing is everything when you’re both selling your current home and buying your next one. And while it might sound like a logistical nightmare, the process can be surprisingly smooth – if you approach it strategically. Here’s what to consider…
Ohio Property Taxes Out of Control?
🏡 Ohio Property Tax Reform: A Call for Change Property taxes in Ohio have long been a topic of concern for homeowners, particularly as property valuations increase and tax bills follow suit. The Ohio Taxpayer Protection Coalition, a group comprising business and taxpayer organizations including Ohio REALTORS®, is advocating for reforms to address these issues…
Stop Overpricing Your Home. This is 2025.
Dear Sellers, Today’s Buyers Aren’t Falling for Overpriced Homes Anymore Once upon a time (okay, like 2021), you could stick a For Sale sign in your yard, tack on a wishful six-figure price tag, and watch offers roll in like you were giving away Taylor Swift tickets. Those were the wild, post-COVID housing market days…
Before You Sign That Offer to Purchase — Read This First!
Why You Don’t Want to Miss the Fine Print if You Are the Seller. Let’s be honest—real estate contracts aren’t exactly beach reading. They’re dense, long, and full of phrases that sound like they were written by a team of lawyers (because they were). But if you’re about to sign an Offer to Purchase Agreement,…
Is Zillow in Trouble?
The National Association of Realtors (NAR) rollout of a new policy—allowing for “delayed marketing exempt listings”—has introduced uncertainty for online real estate platforms such as Zillow and realtor.com. This new option lets sellers decide if they want to withhold listings from internet syndication, meaning websites beyond the listing broker’s website, which would include the IDX…
What is a “Pocket” or “Off Market” Listing?
The Advantages of Selling a Home Off-Market with a Real Estate Agent If you’re looking to sell my home in the Cleveland area, you may have come across the concept of pocket listings. A pocket listing, also known as a private or off-market listing, is a property that is marketed exclusively through a real estate…
Fast Cash for Your Home?
Why Zillow’s OpenDoor and Fast Cash Offers May Not Be the Best Option for Home Sellers If you’re looking to sell your home quickly, companies like OpenDoor and other fast cash buyers might seem like a tempting solution. However, while the promise of a hassle-free sale can be appealing, homeowners often leave money on the…
NAR Settlement Facts: Buyer Agency Agreement
Get NAR updates in your inbox! Effective August 17, 2024, all Buyers who want to work with a REALTOR (don’t go unrepresented!) must first sign a “Buyer Agency Agreement.” This must happen before asking an Agent to show you a home! The Buyer Agency Agreement (BAA) outlines the relationship between the Agent and the Buyer…
City Comes Down on Absentee Landlords
Cleveland City Council passed legislation intended to create additional accountability for out-of-state landlords. The passing of the code modification, titled “Residents First,” is a huge win for Cleveland’s Mayor Bibb. Since winning office in 2022, Bibb had been a passionate change agent for the City of Cleveland. The legislation aims to amp-up accountability for property…
Fourth of July Safety — and the Joy of Sharing Your Home with Loved Ones
The Fourth of July is a beloved holiday in the United States, a time to celebrate independence, freedom, and the spirit of togetherness. As the day approaches, it’s crucial to prioritize safety measures to ensure a memorable and accident-free celebration. Additionally, the Fourth of July is an excellent occasion to showcase the fruits of your…
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