HeyJaredNick Isgro
Real estate agent in Central Maine helping people downsize, simplify, and make thoughtful moves.
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The Highest Offer Isn't Always the Best One (opens the original)
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One of the questions sellers almost always ask me when we’re preparing to list their home is some version of this:“What happens if we get more than one offer?”Usually, what they really mean is:“Do we just take the highest one?”Not necessarily.One of the things I’ve learned after sitting across the table from a lot of offers is that the number at the top of the page only tells you part of the story.A buyer might offer more money but need to sell their current home first.Another might offer slight
Sometimes You Have to Leave Home (opens the original)
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I spent a few days in Dublin last week.It was my first time there, and like most people visiting somewhere new, I found myself noticing everything.The buildings.The parks.The churches.The pubs filled with people talking over a pint.I walked miles every day, much of it with nowhere in particular I needed to be.And when you’re somewhere you’ve never been before, you pay attention differently.You look up.You notice the architecture.You wonder how long a building has been there.You watch people goin
September Has Always Felt Like a Beginning (opens the original)
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I’ve always thought there was something strange about calling January the beginning of the year.Technically, of course, it is.But September has always felt more like one to me.Maybe it’s because we spend so many years organizing our lives around the school calendar.Summer ends. The alarm clocks get set a little earlier. Backpacks appear by the door again. Practices and games find their way onto the calendar.And almost overnight, the rhythm of the house changes.Even long after our own school days
A Market Doesn't Ring a Bell When It Changes (opens the original)
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One of the strange things about a changing real estate market is that nobody announces the moment it changes.There isn’t a particular Tuesday when everyone suddenly agrees that things are different.You notice it in smaller ways first.A house that might have had six showings in its first weekend gets two.Buyers take a little longer to make a decision.A second showing doesn’t necessarily become an offer.Price reductions become more common.Homes that would have sold quickly a year ago simply take l
The First Week Is Different (opens the original)
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There is something about selling a home that I wish more homeowners understood.The first week on the market is different from every week that follows.Here’s why.When a new listing goes live, it doesn’t just appear in the MLS.Almost immediately, it begins showing up in saved searches, email alerts, real estate websites and apps.And somewhere out there are buyers who have already been looking.Maybe for weeks.Maybe for months.They know the inventory. They’ve seen what has sold. They’ve probably wal
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