Daniel Fefferman | July 5, 2025
Homebuyers
We’re deep into summer, and with long days and high energy, this is prime time for real estate. Whether you’re buying, selling, or just testing the waters, a little strategy goes a long way.
Here’s your no-fluff checklist to make the most of the season:
If You're Buying:
Get Pre-Approved: Know your numbers before you start house hunting. It strengthens your offer and saves time.
Define Your Non-Negotiables: Be clear on what matters most—location, layout, yard, etc.
Stay Alert: Inventory can move fast this time of year. Be ready to act when something good pops up.
If You're Selling:
Dial in Curb Appeal: Summer buyers notice landscaping. Clean lines, fresh mulch, and a power-washed exterior go a long way.
Stage Light and Bright: Maximize natural light, declutter, and make your home feel like a summer retreat.
Price with Precision: Overpricing leads to stale listings. Use current comps, not wishful thinking.
If You're Just Exploring:
Track Local Listings: Get familiar with what homes are selling for in your neighborhood.
Talk to a Pro: A quick strategy session now can save time later.
Think Long-Term: Even if you're 6–12 months out, start aligning your goals with market realities.
Summer moves fast. If real estate's on your radar, the smartest thing you can do is stay prepared and plugged in.
Need help making sense of the market? Let’s talk—I’m here to guide, not pressure.
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