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Diane and Bill give an update for where the market stands in mid-September, which includes insight for how recent rising interest rates can actually benefit buyers over the long term

Diane and Bill discuss their method of reviewing Key Metrics Such As - Price Changes, Back On The Market Homes And Expired Listings - From The Previous 7 Days To Get A Sense Of How The Market Is Performing And Where It Is Headed In The Immediate Future.

Diane and Bill Discuss How Real Estate Is Now Moving To A More "Balanced Market" Where The Number Of Buyers And Sellers Are Closer To Each Other. Which is A Return To The More Tradional Way Than It's Been In Recent Years Due To Tight Inventory.

Diane and Bill talk about what's behind the market conditions of today and how national headlines can alter perceptions even when they don't reflect what's actually going on in a specific market like southern NH.

Diane and Bill discuss why The Recent Designation Of Three Southern NH Towns As Among Ten Of The Hottest Zip Codes In The Country Is Great News For NH And An Example For Why It's More Important To Focus On Local Real Estate News Over What's Reported About National Trends

With prices and interest rates rising Diane and Bill discuss how buyers can shrink the rising affordability gap by examining how much can be saved by cutting down on their frivolous spending.

In a What Do You Want To Talk About Today edition Diane and Bill talk about current market conditions in general and specifically why it's important to always put your best marketing foot forward in any market to create as many competitive offers as possible.

Diane and Nicole Quinn discuss how using a buydown strategy can help sellers whose homes are lingering on the market move them by helping buyers save on their mortgage costs by sellers using the equity in their home to buy down their interest rate.

Diane and Bill talk about current market conditions and offer tips for doing the extras to make your home stand out against the others during a time of a diminished number of homes on the market.

Bill Weidacher and Nicole Quinn talk about where the NH real estate market stands amid rising interest rates and inflation's impact on our local economy.

With Manchester/Nashua the fastest selling real estate market in the country at an average of nine days from listing to the first offer, Diane Davidson and Nicole Quinn discuss strategies for sellers whose homes have not moved as quickly - such as the buydown that lets them maintain their asking price by buying down the mortgage rate to make the home more abordable for buyers.

Diane Davidson chats with 2021 Fine Homes Group International scholarship Darianna Moschetto about how she put to use her 2021 award living in Boston as a freshman at the Mass College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences.

A discussion about the challenges the millenial generation faces while buying a home in 2022.

Diane Davidson and Nicole Quinn discuss some shifting in the local market where an increase in price reductions for houses on the market are good news for buyers.

Diane Davidson and Bill Weidacher go inside the numbers for the month of May to discuss where the local market is headed amid some economic turbulent news. But with more houses coming on the market in May than in recent months there is some good news for buyers.

Diane and Olivia talk about what she's done over the last year to earn the annual FHGI Scholarship and what lies ahead for her.

Diane Davidson and Nicole Quinn go inside the numbers of local properties the Fine Homes Group is working with to show how inaccurate listing prices of homes provided by firms like Zillow or Redfin can be because their automated estimates can't take the human element (positive or negative) into account.

An overview of where the real estate market stands on the brink of the heavy summer buying period

Diane and Bill talk about the origin of the Fine Homes Group International, its mission and their individual background in Real Estate to give prospective clients a sense of what they and FHGI bring to the buying and selling experience.

An entertaining discussion between Diane Davidson and Bedford (NH) Assesor Doug Irvine about what assessors do that provides useful information to buyers and sellers along with some fun adventures in assessing that Doug has managed to survive.

Don't Let THIS Man in Your House! Diane Davidson and Assessor Doug Irvine offer a primer for understanding the basic issues and complexities involved with how homes are valued.

The frenzy is finally easing

In this episode Diane Davidson and Nicole Quinn explore creative ways to get an offer accepted.

A discussion about which home improvements, or any at all, are worth doing when you are getting ready to sell.

Bill shares a story about how a fortuitous cell phone butt dial to a previous client shows why it makes sense to get involved with an agent early in the process when you are considering selling down the road. That on-going communication can benefit in many ways from early preparations to if spending on home improvements will be worth it when they do eventually sell.