No matter how amazing your home is, the real estate market is competitive. It takes more than a coat of paint and manicured lawn to steer visitors to your door. If you’re selling your home and feeling suck, here are five unique ways to make home listings in Norman generate more interest.

If you’ve been interested in flipping homes in Norman, you need to be strategic with the properties you buy and more importantly – the repairs you make. You also need to be prepared to hold onto the property if it doesn’t rent right away. If you’re in the market to buy a house and turn it for profit, here are some key things you need to know.

Some homeowners get lucky. They stake a “for sale” sign in the yard one morning and next thing they know, it’s sold before sundown. However, that isn’t the reality for most people.

A common obstacle people encounter when selling their homes is market noise. Property advertisements and listings tend to blend together after a while. So, to ensure your home is getting the attention it deserves, here are six tips to polish up your home listings in Norman.

If you’re getting ready to sell, then here’s all you need to know about staging your property to increase your chances of selling your Norman home.

With multiple scenarios running through your head, it’s important to work with a realtor who’s knowledgeable of the area and can search out the best value home for your family’s budget. In today’s blog, we’ll be highlighting some of our favorite homes in the Norman market and their key features.

Setting the right price and making a good impression are essential. In today’s blog, we’ll be sharing our eight tips for selling a home in Norman when you’re pressed for time. 

One of the most important questions we ask our clients at the end of a tour is, “Do you love this home?” For some, it’s an immediate yes. While for others, it might take a few tries to find the perfect match. That isn’t a bad thing, though. Finding the right home for your family, budget and lifestyle is a huge decision.

Whether you’re a seasoned business owner or just starting out, there’s a question you’ll need to answer eventually. Should I purchase property for my business? Or, lease it?

Buying or selling a home is the biggest transaction most people will make in their lifetime. But according to the National Association of Realtors in 2017, 72% of sellers only contacted one realtor before finding a listing agent.