Amber Allred - Realtor -EXP Realty

Why rent when you can buy?? Two bed, one bath condo in historic Prospect Hill! Minutes from downtown, OTR, Clifton, and northern Kentucky! Check out the listing and share!!
Let's get this S-O-L-D!!

1713 Highland Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45202 eXp Realty, 2 Bedrooms, 1 (1 0) Baths, Price: $160,000, Why rent when you can own this charming first floor condo in a historic Prospect Hill! Just Minutes from downtown and OTR, this condo offers 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, living room, an eat-in kitchen with walkout to courtyard. New HVAC. New washer/drye...

What do you do if your property value is too high and your taxes are through the roof?

You dispute them at the County Board of Revision!

Here’s a recap of my adventure at the Hamilton County Board of Revision on Monday where I challenged the value of the Mayor’s Mansion.

Need any tips or more info on disputing your value? Holla’ at your favorite realtor. ☎️ 513-814-4044

https://youtu.be/q3E4dZEZDSc?si=p9mg-O9oGlw7fK4J

My Adventure at the County Board of Revision! What happens if you don’t agree with what the county values your house to be? My experience with the Board of Revision.

Hey All! Got a new listing in Mt Washington going live on Sunday! It’s currently “coming soon.” Showings can be scheduled by your agent and professional pics are also “coming soon.” This one is such a cutie and the lot is amazing! Reach out for more info and feel free to share!
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Come on down!!! You’re the next contestant to buy Bob Barker’s House!

His house remained virtually unchanged since he bought it over 50 years ago!

Come On Down—and Buy Bob Barker's Historic Hollywood Hills Home for $2.9M The longtime host of "The Price is Right" lived in the classic Spanish Colonial Revival home for more than 50 years.

So much clickbait and false information out there about the NAR (National Association of Realtors) settlement. THIS is a good opinion article if you are interested:

Real estate pro says don't believe National Association of Realtors settlement myths The deal will not render transacting real estate almost free, protect consumers or make homeownership affordable once again, he writes.

A little levity for a somewhat serious subject.

I’ve had several of you reach out to me asking about the NAR (National Association of Realtors) recent settlement. First, thank you for the questions! I appreciate that you trust me with your questions and think of me as your Realtor!

A few thoughts on social media and I’ll be sending out an email with more details. (If you’re not on my email list and want to be, please DM me your email address and I’ll add you!)

•Don’t trust everything you read in the media. This is a bit more complex and hasn’t quite been fully worked out. (And do we really think this will cause home prices to go down?? No way.)

•Does this mean that the NAR is wrong or have done anything illegal? No. This is a settlement to move forward and continuing to litigate just wastes precious time and money and ultimately hurts the realtor and their small businesses.

• How does this affect sellers and buyers? Only time will tell the long-term effects and nothing in life is without change. HOWEVER, I will continue to operate at the highest level and provide the best customer service at 100% transparency as I have always done. Sellers and buyers have always had a choice on how they want to be represented. Choosing a professional Realtor is important for one of the biggest and most important transactions of many people’s lives. I appreciate that I am many of your choices! We can navigate this together!

Let’s find the home you will love! 💘

Seems the number “5” is going to be the number this year.

Super interesting! There wasn’t an age group of the single women vs single men, so I’d be curious if there was also an age difference too. What do y’all think? Also, why Delaware?

What age were you when you bought your first house? Were you single?

One of Columbia Tusculum’s Painted Ladies is for sale! Built in 1885, check out the modern updates and gorgeous historic charm!

Let me know if you need an agent to help buy this beauty. I’ll pass along the name of a good house painter for future touch-ups! 😉

🏡Listed by Scott Oyler and Heather Stallmeyer

3735 Sachem Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45226 | MLS #1794864 | Zillow This 1332 square feet Single Family home has 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. It is located at 3735 Sachem Ave, Cincinnati, OH.

Now if this isn’t genius marketing, I don’t know what is! 😂😂.

Definitely in a sweet spot! Inventory is low, but because there aren’t as many people out looking, buyers are in a decent position to buy!

Call me if you have questions about the market!