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Diane Davidson gives an interesting talk about if adding improvements to your home payoff when it comes time to sell.

With inventory still low, Diane and Bill discuss why for those who know they'll be selling at some point in the next year but are wondering when the best time might be, Now could be the answer because with buyers out numbering sellers, the competition is fierce among buyers. While also offering strategies for selling before finding a new one.

With inventory in southern BH at near historic lows to make competition among buyers fierce Disne and Bill discuss why if you are thinking to sell it make sense to sct now to get ahead of the spring/summer selling season, along with some tips for short term strategies to blunt the effects of rising interest rates.

Bill Weidacher goes solo in a short episode today about how the low local inventory of homes on the market is great news for sellers and offers a few thoughts for where interest rates will sink to going forward in 2023

Diane and Bill caution listeners to not make a snap judgement from a headline they see in the media as they often can be mis-leading often need a fuller context to give a more accurate picture of the story they are attached to.

Diane and Bill discuss new buying trends from it now becoming a sellers market thanks to current market conditions and because the NH population continues to grow as more people are moving here from out of state.

Bill gives a little background on bills being considered by the NH Legislature that could affect multi-family unit owners and Diane gives the latest good news about the greater Manchester real estate market

Bill and Diane discuss the differences between NH headlines claiming it the worst year since 2014. But that was not the case in NH in 2022 or now, where there are still more buyers than sellers. which presents oppirtunities for the sellers.

Diane and Bill give some eye-popping insights about Mortgage "hacks", aka, ways to reduce your long and short term mortgage costs.

Bill Weidacher and guest host Nicole Quinn talk about resolutions to make for real estate in 2023

Diane and Bill discuss the new opportunities aheaf in what will be a more buyer friendly market in 2023 over what they've seen for a few years.

Diane and Bill talk about where the market is as 2022 closes and make predictions for what lies ahead in 2023

Diane and Bill talk about the effects rising interest rates have turned the sellers market of 12 months ago into one that while still robust locally into a more favorable to buyers to where sellers are more willing to provide better terms like paying some or even all of the buyers closing costs.

Diana and Bill discuss why with interest still on the rise and the inventory of homes on the market still historically low that if your are considering selling doing it now makes good strategic sense.

Bill Weidacher and Nicole Quinn discuss the art of pricing a home and how as the market has shifted a bit in recent months it's becoming a more friendly envirponment for buyers than it's been for the last 18-24 months.

Diane and Bill offer strategies for buyers and sellers, like focusing on local, not national news and your affordability over what interest rates are IF a recession happens.

Bill Weidacher gives the update on what's going in the southern NH market as the final month of 2022 begins.

Diane speaks with Matt Decoste from Ray The Mover of Manchester, NH about how working with your mover early in the process can save you money and make the overall process smoother from start to finish.

Diane and Bill talk about a mish-mosh of topics including key tips for getting a home in shape to sell, that despite inventory of available homes on the market femain low and recent interest rate hikes homes are still selling while slso offering a glimpse of what the 2023 market will look like.

A recent discovery in a listing agreement they encountered prompted Diane and Bill to discuss the importance for sellers to throughly read their listing agreement before signing on the dotted line.

Diane talks with Nicole Quinn about concerns buyers have in the face of rising interest rates on mortgages and about ways to manage the monthly payment through adjustable mortgages and other methods such as buy downs that can be re-financed when rates come down along with the opportunities present via concessions sellers are willing to make now that they wouldn't do in the bull market of the last...

Kepping with the Fine Homes Group's mission of Real Estate for a cause, Diane speaks with Keller Williams agents Jessica Nolan and Erin Herald of Fort Myers, Florida about their efforts to help people whose homes and lives were devasted by Hurricane Ian and how people up north can assist their efforts to help their community recover.

Bill and Nicole Quinn talk about getting started in the process of buying your first home which they suggest should start with reading a copy of the book - Your First Home - which gives insight for how to pick the right agent, the negotiation process and what goes into qualifying for a mortgage. For those interested in a free copy Bill says contact the Fine Homes Group International in Bedford, NH...

Diane and Bill Talk About How The Shifting Market Over The Last Few Months Actually Resembles The Typical Fall Market Before The Boom Times Of Recent Years. And With Behavior Shifting A Bit In Response To National Headlines They Stress It's More Important To Know The Local Market Because The Flexibilty Buyers in Southern New Hampshire Are Now Enjoying Does Not Reflect What Is Going On Elsewhere.

Diane and Bill sift through the changes and perceptions (some incorrectly) going on in the market. As well as offering strategies for how to combat issues relating to rising interest rates in the still red hot southern NH real estate market.