Alyson really knows her stuff! She helped us make our move from Asia effortless. SAlyson is a great listener, so professional, and a hard working, organized , straight shooter!
I have flexibility in when I might move to Denver. What time of year would you recommend to start looking to maximize selection and ability to negotiate?Targets would be a home 4/2.5+. Thanks for your insight! :)
I have another helpful video about best time to buy (and sell). It shows that the best pricing comes in the back half of the year. The best inventory comes in March to June, typically. If you want to maximize both you'd be trying to hit the market right before price really pushed upward, or right after they started down....that would generally avoid the "shoulder season" of November to January. You'll always find homes for sale, though! Maybe your right home will be there after Thanksgiving, you never know :)
You had me chuckling inside pretty much describing our exact situation here in Aurora/Centennial with wanting to sell our starter and get into that 700-900k range here in the next couple years. Hard to know what the right move is when we have a 2.69% rate right now, but a house we’ve outgrown. Thanks for the good info!
Oh man! I'm not sure if a "thumbs up" is the right emoji for that, :) but I appreciate knowing this connected with you! You are certainly not alone in waffling in your dilemma. What does your spreadsheet tell you is your interest-rate tipping point?
@@AlysonWahl It feels like a tough pill to swallow having to pay $500-$800 more a month in interest alone to make a $200k jump in house. That’s the hang up - especially when our house right now is fairly nice and in a good location. I think our situation is jamming up possibilities for potential first time buyers. But I have a hard time spending almost a million dollars on houses that baby boomers have done very little to update/remodel and keep with the times.
Alyson really knows her stuff! She helped us make our move from Asia effortless. SAlyson is a great listener, so professional, and a hard working, organized , straight shooter!
Thank you so much! It has been a honor to be a part of your transition back to the States
I have flexibility in when I might move to Denver. What time of year would you recommend to start looking to maximize selection and ability to negotiate?Targets would be a home 4/2.5+. Thanks for your insight! :)
I have another helpful video about best time to buy (and sell). It shows that the best pricing comes in the back half of the year. The best inventory comes in March to June, typically. If you want to maximize both you'd be trying to hit the market right before price really pushed upward, or right after they started down....that would generally avoid the "shoulder season" of November to January. You'll always find homes for sale, though! Maybe your right home will be there after Thanksgiving, you never know :)
You had me chuckling inside pretty much describing our exact situation here in Aurora/Centennial with wanting to sell our starter and get into that 700-900k range here in the next couple years. Hard to know what the right move is when we have a 2.69% rate right now, but a house we’ve outgrown. Thanks for the good info!
Oh man! I'm not sure if a "thumbs up" is the right emoji for that, :) but I appreciate knowing this connected with you! You are certainly not alone in waffling in your dilemma. What does your spreadsheet tell you is your interest-rate tipping point?
@@AlysonWahl It feels like a tough pill to swallow having to pay $500-$800 more a month in interest alone to make a $200k jump in house. That’s the hang up - especially when our house right now is fairly nice and in a good location. I think our situation is jamming up possibilities for potential first time buyers. But I have a hard time spending almost a million dollars on houses that baby boomers have done very little to update/remodel and keep with the times.