Not interested in a bidding war? Consider a Custom-Built Home instead.
Anyone who has shopped for a new home lately knows: It has become a sellers’ market. Despite the U.S. recession, buyer demand is surging and bidding wars have begun. Those who can are taking advantage of historically low mortgage rates, or they are looking to relocate to less crowded rural areas. But unless you are willing to out-bid multiple offers with an excessive price for a less-than stellar home, you should consider a custom-built home. Here’s why:
AB Homes is Military Proud
Like our neighbors here in Southeastern Virginia, AB Homes is military proud. Our region is home to 16 military bases, so there’s a good chance residents know some of the service men and women who work in our communities. They are among our neighbors and friends. We see them at the gym, the grocery store and all around town. Military members are also our clients, and we know what it means when they have to move to a new base or a Permanent Change of Command Station.
Preparing Your Home for Resale
Did you know that homeowners spend an average of 13 years in their homes before selling? That’s a lot of memories to leave behind, and a number of things to do before putting out a for-sale sign. If the thought of putting your house on the market seems overwhelming, we have some advice: Take on the role of the buyer, and conduct a thorough walk-through of your residence.
Homeowner Responsibilities Series: Maintaining Your Home
It’s the homeowner’s responsibility to make sure their purchase is maintained regularly from year to year. There are simple tasks that you may already be handling, such as changing air filters, testing your circuit breaker and replacing smoke detector batteries. In addition, it’s a good rule of thumb to conduct a walk-through of the inside and outside of your home annually to make sure certain features are in optimal shape. Here’s a quick run-down of things to inspect …