Wilson Way Real Estate

When you think of happiness, what do you picture?

Maybe it’s a farmhouse with a white picket fence or a cottage by the lake. Maybe it’s a high-rise apartment in the city, or a ranch out in the country. Or maybe it’s something totally different.

Deciding whether or not to waive the home inspection is tough! Here’s what to consider:

Pros:

-You’ll save $500 or more to have the inspection done

– You will be able to move in the home faster

– The seller may choose your offer because it’s less work

Cons:

– You won’t know if there’s anything wrong with the home

– Your new home could have mold and foundation issues, and you won’t know until it’s too late.

It’s definitely a grey area, and a risk to waive inspection!

Your home is the one place where you can be the most “YOU”.

It’s where you relax, unwind, and recharge. It’s where you feel like yourself. And it’s also the one place that should make you want to be better—to improve yourself, grow as a person, and reach your full potential.

Your home shouldn’t just be a place for you to live out your dreams—it should be a place for you to dream up new ones!

In this market, fixer-uppers are starting to look like the mansion of your dreams 😂

Your home is your sanctuary!

First, rearrange the rooms in your house for a fresh perspective. If you’re feeling overwhelmed by the clutter, move some things around and see if that helps!

Next, add house plants! They’re so good for your mental health and they make a room feel cozy and alive.

Thirdly, put things away as you use them. This applies to everything from dinner plates to toys: keep track of where everything goes!

Fourthly, make the bed every morning (or at least try). This is a simple way to show yourself that you respect yourself enough to take care of yourself first—and it’ll make your life easier when you get ready for work or school in the morning!

Finally: keep shoes at the door! It’s an easy way to keep your floors clean and free from bacteria—and it’ll help prevent slips and falls if you have kids or pets running around.

Whatever the reason is you’re worried about a market crash, don’t be!

Here’s why:

First of all, the housing market has a big advantage right now: lack of inventory – which means supply is still low in many areas.

Second, markets do not go down forever.
After recessionary cycles, markets historically recover. This brings us to our third point…

Any loss is only realized if you sell during a downturn. Remember to view real estate investing as long-term, holding through the downside instead of selling, helps avoid a loss.

So yeah…if you’re worried about the “market crash,” remember these 3 key points.

Any questions about the current market – make sure to reach out!

Even though interest rates have risen, they’re still historically low.

What does this mean for you?

It means even more opportunities to invest in real estate, and it’s not too late to get started.

If you’ve been thinking about buying a house but haven’t been able to afford one yet, now is the time!

Guess which one of these statements is the lie! 🤫

Hint: it’s a really common myth that realtors LOVE to debunk!

What are your favorite summer activities to do at home?

Here are five ideas for you to try:

– Camp out in the backyard. Pack a tent, sleeping bags, and snacks!

– Create an outdoor movie theatre. Bring out a projector, popcorn machine, and a blanket for each person.

– Cook food on the grill. Burgers, hot dogs, kebabs—you name it!

– Stare at the stars. ✨stargazing can be a great low-key activity for families with young children who aren’t quite ready to go camping yet.

– Read a new book series together as a family—there are so many great options out there right now!

Well, it’s not always house calls and free coffee 😂

Real estate agents are compensated in several ways.

First, they receive a commission from the seller when they sell a home.

This commission is typically split 50/50 between the buyer’s and seller’s agents.

The other way real estate agents make money is by charging a commission for services such as property management or tenant placement.

These fees vary depending on location and the type of property being sold (single-family homes vs. condos).

Have questions? Comment below!

Real estate investing tip of the day: don’t limit yourself to one state or city.

You might think that you’d be limiting your profitability potential by only considering a small geographic area, but I believe that you’re missing out on better opportunities by only looking in your own backyard.

By looking at properties across the country and even internationally, you can increase the likelihood that no matter what happens with one property or another, your portfolio will have more balance because it’s diversified across multiple locations and asset types.

Who’s your most inspirational person? Share the story in the comments!

Whether it’s a parent, a sibling, or even a friend, everyone has someone who has impacted your life and helped you grow.

So let’s hear it! Who inspires you?