Posts with tag 'buyers'
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Historic Homes in Northern New England: What Buyers Should Consider
There's something about a farmhouse, the bones of which date back to the 1850s, that seems to call to people. Wide planks, hand-hewn beams, a fieldstone foundation that has endured the best and worst of New Hampshire winters.
If you find yourself charmed by any of these features in a New Hampshire property, our real estate agents have bought and sold similar homes and can guide you through the important considerations that will help you decide if this is the home for you.
What to Know About Older New Hampshire Homes
Age is part of wha...
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How to Choose a Home That Can Adapt as Your Needs Change
A home that fits your life now may need to do something completely different a few years from now. Our real estate agents work with buyers across the White Mountains and Lakes Region who are trying to balance what they need today with what might make life easier later.
Why Flexibility Matters More Than Square Footage
Square footage gets the attention, but it's rarely the reason a home stops working. Needs shift over time. Work routines change, hobbies take up more space, and the way you use different rooms can evolve. None o...
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Buying a Home on a Private Road: What to Know Before You Close
Private and Class VI roads are a common feature across New Hampshire's rural and mountain communities, and recent legislation has changed how building permits work on them. Before you fall in love with a property tucked down a quiet lane, our real estate agents want you to walk through what that means for you.
Why Private Roads Are So Common in New Hampshire
Many of the state's most desirable properties, particularly in the White Mountains and Lakes Regi...
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What the Summer Season Means for Real Estate Inventory in New Hampshire
If you are thinking about buying or selling in New Hampshire this season, the time of year you begin the process can make a real difference for your property sale's success rate, as well as the asking price, leverage, and ultimately your closing price.
Each season has its own playbook in New Hampshire real estate.
Here is your summer guide to real estate inventory in New Hampshire.
More Inventory, Faster Sales
As summer is a peak real estate season, you'll find the amount of inventory increases g...
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What to Know About Buying a Historic New Hampshire Home
New Hampshire has some of the most pre-1900s homes than anywhere else in America. There are many houses that hold that charm and history that could be yours at the right price, but there are some things to consider before finalizing that sale.
Buyers should remember the importance of balancing the delight of an antique home with the practical realities that come along with it. With age comes unique responsibilities that require a specialized approach.
Hire an Inspector
Ask your inspector if they are familiar with historic homes and their unique details. Buildings from the 19th century can have unique issues that may not be so obvious to those without the experience sp...