Posts tagged ‘buying a home in wisconsin’

September 27, 2023

Wisconsin Real Estate Report – August 2023

Wisconsin Real Estate Report – August 2023

Key points from the WRA on the Wisconsin Housing Report for August 2023. Home Sales: We continue to see weaker sales and higher prices in the Wisconsin market even as the inventory situation improved slightly. Home sales for the month of August declined by 18.3% since August 2022 sitting at 6,889. Home Prices: The median […]

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April 9, 2019

Too close for comfort in your current space?

Too close for comfort in your current space?

Outgrown your space? We can help you find a new home that works… the #PerfectPlace   Here are some tips on choosing the right home for you: Set priorities and must-haves Don’t buy the house that is charming and updated and perfect in every way except it does not meet your “3 bedroom, 2 bath” requirement. […]

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March 11, 2019

I’m looking for homes online… What comes next?

I’m looking for homes online… What comes next?

In the “old days” people thinking about buying a home contacted a real estate agent first and the agent explained the process and guided the way from there on out. Now, potential buyers are wandering about the internet, possibly finding homes they are interested in but not sure of what to do next. Finding a […]

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December 11, 2018

North Shore office wraps gifts for Boys & Girls Club. #FWGives

North Shore office wraps gifts for Boys & Girls Club. #FWGives

The North Shore office, with the First Weber Foundation as a sponsor, wraps gifts for the Boys and Girls Club of Milwaukee. Agents bring their families and friends along and wrap gifts for a few hours. It’s heartwarming to work in a company that cares about the community we live in, and to work alongside […]

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December 10, 2018

First Time Home Buyer? It’s okay to start small!

First Time Home Buyer? It’s okay to start small!

Buying a home typically involves a downpayment and a mortgage. And saving for the downpayment can take a long time. According to NAR, it could take 12 years to save 20% down on a $250,000+ house. Why start that high?  Best to get into a starter home and keep saving to later trade up for that […]

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