Most Expensive Houses in Louisville, Kentucky
Welcome to one of my favorite posts of the year! At least once each trip around the sun, I write up an article about the most expensive houses in Louisville, Kentucky, and publish it for all to see.
Articles and News about Residential Real Estate
A Homeowner’s Guide to Buying the Right Air Filters
Clean air is something that you should strive for in your home. After all, the cleaner the air, the less likely you are to get sick. In addition to keeping your HVAC running well, you want the air coming through to be healthy to breathe. To this end, buying the right air filters for your system is crucial. Making a mistake here could mean you’re throwing away money on products that don’t work and might spread more dirt than they trap.
Top 5 Reasons Why People Sell a House As Is
When you want to sell a house “as is” that doesn’t immediately mean the house is necessarily in poor condition. “As is” means you’re not making any repairs or providing any warranties. The buyer gets the home in its current state. Here in Louisville, buyers can still walk away after their inspections.
What Today’s Homebuyers Are Looking For
If you’re selling your home in Louisville or any of the surrounding areas, I’ve got great news for you! Your home is in great demand. I haven’t even visited your property but I know this is the case because housing inventory is at an all-time low. But if you want top dollar for your house, read on to learn what today’s homebuyers are looking for.
Is Vinyl Siding a Good Investment for Louisville Homeowners?
Any homeowner who has done their homework in choosing new siding has heard about vinyl siding. There are a number of ways that vinyl siding seems like an obvious choice—low maintenance, long life, and a variety of colors and styles. But there are advantages and disadvantages to any building material. Many depend on your location and your budget. Read on to learn the answer to, “Is vinyl siding a good investment?”
How to Know If You Are Ready to Sell Your Louisville Home
Your house may be your most prized possession, and if you’re thinking about putting it up for sale, you’ll need to answer a lot of important questions before you reach a final decision. Here are some signs that you are ready to sell your home.
Virtual Staging and the Future Of Real Estate
I came across this tremendous piece by Hermann Samano and wanted to share it with you. For years, home staging has been mostly straightforward—less is more, declutter and clean, and fix all the obvious broken things in order to sell their home faster. Now with virtual staging, we’re in a whole new world! I’ve started the article below, then click over to read the rest. It’s quite interesting!
-Tre Pryor
3 Affordable Paving Options for Your Driveway
Your driveway can serve more of a purpose than just being a place to park your car. With the right materials and design, your driveway can help upgrade the style and curb appeal of your whole home. A professionally paved driveway can give your home a neat and attractive boost. Read on to learn about three affordable paving options that you can choose from.
How to Avoid Credit Mistakes When Buying a Home
Buying a new home and then financing it can be an overwhelming experience. Having good credit becomes critical in order to get the best possible mortgage rate. There are several common credit mistakes you should avoid which will help you improve your credit score and be prepare you to purchase a home.
Guide on How to Sell a House Fast!
Selling a property can often take a lot of time. It’s almost always stressful and it can even cost you a great deal of money if done poorly. So, how do you do the opposite? Here are pro tips from an expert agent on how to sell a house fast.
7 Tips to Raise Your Credit Score Before Buying a Home
A higher credit score will lower your mortgage interest rate and give you more buying power. Since the COVID-19 induced recession, buyers are finding that some credit scores that were previously sufficient to qualify for mortgages are now inadequate. And if you’re torn between buying or renting, your credit score might make the decision for you. Read on to learn some great ways to raise your credit score before buying a home.
My Mortgage Insider explains,
“The Federal Housing Administration, or FHA, requires a credit score of at least 500 to buy a home with an FHA loan. A minimum of 580 is needed to make the minimum down payment of 3.5%. However, many lenders require a score of 620 to 640 to qualify.”
In reality, marginal borrowers may find that a 640 credit score is the absolute minimum required for a conventional loan. Therefore, it’s critical to raise your credit score before beginning the home buying process, and here are seven ways to do that.
(more…)Common Roofing Mistakes You Should Avoid
A roof is the first layer of security from what nature can do. Roofs deteriorate over time due to rainfall, cold, heat, heavy winds, and storms. Repairs and replacements are necessary to ensure that your home is protected. This piece highlights six common roofing mistakes that DIYers or poor contractors might make.
Why Should You Consider Major Repairs When Selling Your Property?
Out of 10 property sellers, at least 3 ask themselves if they should do major repairs before selling their homes. You can always market your property as a fixer-upper and sell it “as-is.” But that will limit your buyer pool. Depending on the current condition of your home and what your design plan might be, performing these updates can greatly increase your chance of selling your property quickly.
There are definitely a lot of questions out there regarding home repairs, so let us dive deeper into this subject matter and answer them along the way.
(more…)What to Look for During a Home Inspection
When buying a new house, you should always have a professional inspect it. Unless you’re an expert and have purchased many properties, this is a hard and fast rule. But if you’re not then you hire a home inspector. Once you get your inspection report, this article covers the most important things so that you know what to look for during a home inspection. You may also like to read about what inspectors aren’t likely to tell you.
Home inspectors know a great deal. But most are not experts in any given area. Their job is to highlight obvious problems and encourage you to seek further advice from specialists for suspicious parts of the house.
What follows are the most important parts of the house when it comes to expensive repairs. Pay special attention to these when reviewing the inspection report.
(more…)Moving Disasters: 7 Mistakes You Don’t Want to Make!
Whether it’s a box bursting open, the exhaustion that seems inevitable, or an injury, you may have already experienced some of the downfalls of moving with previous relocations. However, just because you’ve had a less-than-ideal experience in the past, read on to learn how to avoid any moving disasters in your future!
Avoid these seven moving disasters to get your next move off on the right foot.
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