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My Personal Philosophy
- To provide the best possible full-time service to earn your complete respect and 100% satisfaction
- To always use my experience, marketing expertise and negotiating skills to your best advantage
- An unfailing commitment to the highest standards of integrity, honesty and loyalty
- Continuing education and research to keep me a market-wise expert at the pinnacle of my profession
- And most of all...to make your transition a fun and pleasurable experience!
Buyers
Our site offers many ways to find your dream home. Check out our Property Search option and select all the different areas that you may want to live in. Search by area, municipality, zip code, county, etc. It’s that easy!
Check out Save Your Search, this is the ultimate tool for people looking to buy a house. Create an account, then set up your search. The information is refreshed every day by our Multiple Listing Service and all new listings are emailed directly to you. All new properties are listed at the top, so you won’t have to go through listings you have already seen. Once you have found a listing you love, save it for later review.
Sellers
If only there were a system of grand, colorful lights for tracking residential real estate. Green for rising market, yellow for a transitional market and red for declining market. Let's see if we can try to determine today's market without the ease of well-known signals. Prices are bottoming and starting to rise. Buyer activity is showing year-over-year gains. Homes are selling faster and closer to list price. Multiple offers are becoming commonplace. Inventory levels are leaning toward the seller. Green means go.
In the Twin Cities region, for the week ending May 5:
• New Listings decreased 6.6% to 1,643
• Pending Sales increased 41.9% to 1,232
• Inventory decreased 28.3% to 17,579
For the month of April:
• Median Sales Price increased 12.1% to $162,500
• Days on Market decreased 15.1% to 135
• Percent of Original List Price Received increased 3.6% to 93.4%
• Months Supply of Inventory decreased 43.1% to 4.7
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