Buying a home for the first time can be exciting but also somewhat daunting. It's a multistep process, and it's easy to make some costly mistakes along the way.
Our real estate agents have the experience to guide you through the process and help you avoid these common mistakes - as well as any others — that first-time homebuyers often make:
If you're buying or selling a home, you may be tempted to try completing the process on your own rather than working with a REALTOR®. This, however, can make every detail of your purchase or sale much more stressful than it has to be and open you up to costly mistakes.
Our REALTORS® point out the following 5 ways working with a REALTOR® benefits you, whether you're looking for Sioux Falls homes for sale or would like to sell a home in the area:
According to Realtor.com, an outdated and rundown kitchen is one of the top dealbreakers with Sioux Falls homes for sale. Has your kitchen seen better days? Our real estate agents share their seven tips for sprucing up this important room without spending a lot of money or time.
The best time to clean your new home is before you bring the first box through the door. Even the cleanest Sioux Falls homes for sale can benefit from a deep cleaning before move-in day is over. The following checklist will help you get your new home spic and span.
Our real estate agents are always happy to help our clients! Contact us, and we will help you find the perfect place for you and your family.
Pets are beloved members of our families, so why shouldn't they have their own Valentine's Day? Thursday, February 20, has been officially designated as National Love Your Pet Day, so celebrate by taking your precious pooch out for a fun day at one of these great dog parks recommended by our REALTORS®.
Sometimes when you're so close to securing one of the great Sioux Falls homes for sale, you find yourself in a situation of deal or no deal. But this is far from a game — it's one of the most important financial decisions of your life! When you're stuck in this unfavorable situation, you need to know when it's time to move forward or when it's time to save yourself from making the wrong decision.
Our real estate agents understand that no homebuyer ever wants to be caught in this scenario. We've gathered this list of tips to help you identify when it's the right choice to walk away from a house negotiation.
The world is a complicated place! Especially the real estate world, which can seem very complicated to those unfamiliar with the terminology. Our real estate agents are committed to making your home buying experience as straightforward as possible. This is why we've compiled common real estate terms to know before looking at Sioux Falls homes for sale.
By the time you get to your final walk-through before buying a home, you're so close to the end that you probably already celebrated with a bottle of champagne on ice. But be careful—it's easy to get complacent when you're in the home stretch, and our real estate agents have seen deals go south at the last possible second.
Perhaps you've been looking at Sioux Falls homes for sale, and you're considering moving to this part of South Dakota. You're certainly not alone. Between the years 2000 and 2015, the city's population grew by 20%. It's the most populous city in the state, and Falls Park is one of the reasons for that.
There is just so much to see and do in Falls Park, so if you're considering a move, here's everything you can see and do in this popular area:
It's always been your dream to own your own home. But when you're self-employed, getting approved for a mortgage can be a little tricky. Don't worry though, because it can be done. You just need to know the appropriate steps to take to make it happen. Our real estate agents are here to help you if this is the situation you're currently in.
By the year 2026, it's estimated that there will be more than 10 million self-employed workers in the United States. And of course, many of them will want to become homeowners. In order to do that, they have to qualify for a mortgage, which isn't always easy when you're not getting a W-2 from your employer every year.