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Real Estate

Transition to a New Home

The transition to a new home can be surprisingly challenging. There is so much to do, often in a very short amount of time. Although moving is a significant change, it doesn’t have to be stressful.

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How to Prepare Your House for a Sale

Preparing a home for sale, requires a lot of work. The likelihood of receiving offers quickly after listing your home will typically increase, if you put in some time and effort to get it ready for showings. 

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Home Selling Mistakes to Avoid

Your largest investment is likely your home. Knowing how much time and money you’ve invested, you don’t want to make mistakes when it’s time to sell. Following is a list of home selling mistakes to avoid .

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695 Hammond Street, Brookline

Set well back from the street, this 4-bed Townhome, boasting almost 2500sf of space, 2.5 baths, 2 parking spots and in the heart of Chestnut Hill, has been immaculately maintained and updated over the years by its owners. It’s truly turnkey! The 1st floor features an updated eat-in-kitchen with newer appliances, granite countertops and incredible storage.

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Mortgage Mistakes to Avoid

One of the biggest financial responsibilities you’ll ever have is a mortgage. Despite this, a lot of people continue to make serious mortgage mistakes on a daily basis.

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Refinancing Your Mortgage

Is refinancing your mortgage the right choice? Refinancing a mortgage means paying off an existing debt and replacing it with a new one. Here is a reference guide to help you decide.

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Cambridge Sales under 1M

Here are the places in Cambridge that sold for under $1 million in the past 3 months. We find that showing clients past sales in their chosen towns and neighborhoods can help anchor their home search. 

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How to Save for a Down Payment

The biggest challenge for first time home buyers, and not only, can be saving for a down payment. However, it could be less intimidating if you split the process down into smaller, manageable financial actions.

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Transition to a New Home

The transition to a new home can be surprisingly challenging. There is so much to do, often in a very short amount of time. Although moving is a significant change, it doesn’t have to be stressful.

Read More +

How to Prepare Your House for a Sale

Preparing a home for sale, requires a lot of work. The likelihood of receiving offers quickly after listing your home will typically increase, if you put in some time and effort to get it ready for showings. 

Read More +

Home Selling Mistakes to Avoid

Your largest investment is likely your home. Knowing how much time and money you’ve invested, you don’t want to make mistakes when it’s time to sell. Following is a list of home selling mistakes to avoid .

Read More +

695 Hammond Street, Brookline

Set well back from the street, this 4-bed Townhome, boasting almost 2500sf of space, 2.5 baths, 2 parking spots and in the heart of Chestnut Hill, has been immaculately maintained and updated over the years by its owners. It’s truly turnkey! The 1st floor features an updated eat-in-kitchen with newer appliances, granite countertops and incredible storage.

Read More +

Mortgage Mistakes to Avoid

One of the biggest financial responsibilities you’ll ever have is a mortgage. Despite this, a lot of people continue to make serious mortgage mistakes on a daily basis.

Read More +

Refinancing Your Mortgage

Is refinancing your mortgage the right choice? Refinancing a mortgage means paying off an existing debt and replacing it with a new one. Here is a reference guide to help you decide.

Read More +

Cambridge Sales under 1M

Here are the places in Cambridge that sold for under $1 million in the past 3 months. We find that showing clients past sales in their chosen towns and neighborhoods can help anchor their home search. 

Read More +

How to Save for a Down Payment

The biggest challenge for first time home buyers, and not only, can be saving for a down payment. However, it could be less intimidating if you split the process down into smaller, manageable financial actions.

Read More +