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5 Reasons To Sell This Winter

by Liz Warren

5 Reasons to Sell This Winter

5 Reasons to Sell This Winter | MyKCM
 

Below are five compelling reasons to list your house this winter.

1. Demand Is Strong

The latest Buyer Traffic Report from the National Association of Realtors (NAR) shows that buyer demand remains strong throughout the vast majority of the country. These buyers are ready, willing, and able to purchase, and are in the market right now. More often than not, in many areas of the country, multiple buyers are competing with each other to buy the same home.

Take advantage of the buyer activity currently in the market.

2. There Is Less Competition Now

Inventory is still under the 6-month supply needed for a normal housing market. This means in the majority of the country, there are not enough homes for sale to satisfy the number of buyers in the market.

Historically, a homeowner would stay an average of six years in his or her home. Since 2011, that number has hovered between nine and ten years. There is a pent-up desire for many homeowners to move as they were unable to sell over the last few years due to a negative equity situation. As home values continue to appreciate, more and more homeowners will be given the freedom to move.

Many homeowners were reluctant to list their homes over the last couple of years, for fear they would not find a home to move into. That is all changing now as more homes come to market at the higher end. The choices buyers have will continue to increase. Don’t wait until additional inventory comes to market before you decide to sell.

3. Buyers Are Serious at This Time of Year

Traditionally, homeowners think about spring as a great time to list their homes, when more buyer traffic may be out there actively searching. In the winter, however, the buyers who are seeking a home – whether for relocation or otherwise – are serious ones. They’re ready to make offers and they’re eager to move, often quickly. Your house may be exactly what they’re looking for, so listing when other potential sellers are holding off may be your best opportunity to shine.

4. There Will Never Be a Better Time to Move Up

If your next move will be into the premium or luxury market, now is the time to move up. There is currently ample inventory for sale at higher price ranges. This means if you're planning on selling a starter or trade-up home and moving into your dream home, you’ll be able to do that now. Demand for your entry-level home is high, and inventory in the luxury or premium market is too.

According to CoreLogic, prices are projected to appreciate by 5.6% over the next year. If you are moving to a higher-priced home, it will wind up costing you more in raw dollars (both in down payment and in your mortgage) if you wait.

5. It’s Time to Move On With Your Life

Look at the reason you decided to sell in the first place and determine whether it’s worth waiting. Is money more important than being with family? Are you ready to go on with your life the way you think you should?

Only you know the answers to these questions. You have the power to take control of the situation by putting your home on the market this winter. Perhaps the time has come for you and your family to move on and start living the life you desire.

That is what is truly important.

JUST REDUCED UNDER $400,000!

by Liz Warren

Four Bedroom Home Near the Sandy River          Four Bedroom Living Room with Stone Fireplace

If you need to spread out, this is the place! Just reduced to $399,950. Listen to the river on your covered deck. Four bedroom, two bath home right across the street from the Sandy River! Floor to ceiling fireplace with vaulted ceilings and skylights. Over a half acre of land with private yard, campfire pit, garden area and water feature. HUGE BONUS, a four car garage/shop for all of your toys. 

Over 2200 square feet of living space with multiple decks! It's time to move to the mountain!

Mt. Hood Fixer

by Liz Warren

Mt. Hood Fixer Upper in Welches        Welche Fixer near Sandy River

This Mt. Hood Fixer is on a half acre of land that has views of the Sandy River from the lot. Clackamas County owns the property between the river and the lot so easy access to enjoy. One bedroom needs lots of TLC and has a shared septic system and is on a three party well. A road divides the lot  but it's a dead end street with minimal traffic. 

If you have some skills to fix things up, you can't beat the price of $99,950 for this fixer! It would make a great getaway or full time home for the mountain. 

Don't Get Spooked by Today's Real Estate Market

by Liz Warren

Still Creek Cabin New On Market

by Liz Warren

You'll love sitting on the deck and watching Still Creek rushing by in this three bedroom cabin in the Mt. Hood National Forest. It's location is in Rhododendron Oregon and it's only about 15 minutes to the slopes of Mt. Hood. Open floor plan with a stone fireplace, a cozy propane fireplace, remodeled kitchen and bath and plenty of room for guests!One bedroom on the main with a sliding door to the deck and a huge loft upstairs plus a third bedroom. A new septic tank is getting installed soon. $244,000.

Still Creek         Rhododendron Waterfront Cabin on Mt. Hood

Mt. Hood Cabin in Rhododendron, Oregon

Camp Creek Cabin

by Liz Warren

You'll love this original 1925 cabin located above Camp Creek in the Mt. Hood National Forest. Wood floors, stone fireplace, a double loft for sleeping upstairs and lots of rustic charm throughout. Skiers will love the plowed road in winter thats only seven minutes to the slopes. Upgraded bathroom with shower too. A big deck with a partially covered section is perfect for enjoying the pristine forested view and the soothing sounds of Camp Creek! leased land.  $217,500

       1925 Cabin above Camp Creek

Camp Creek Cabin in the Mt. Hood National Forest Government Camp

Should you sell this summer?

by Liz Warren

               

Camp Creek Log Cabin on Mt. Hood

by Liz Warren

This is it! A charming log cabin nestled above Camp Creek close to skiing and hiking in the Mt. Hood National Forest. Rainbow rock fireplace, wood floors, windows galore and a cozy loft for sleeping. Only seven minutes to the slopes. An outbuilding for all of your Mt. Hood toys. Gated driveway and a short path down to the creek. Huge deck for summer fun! Windows out to the pristine forest setting. This is the quintessential mountain getaway. $219,000.

Camp Creek Log Cabin near Government Camp

    Mt. Hood Log Cabin on Camp Creek        Mt. Hood Camp Creek cabin outbuilding

 

More info on 79240 E Road 34 Lot 64

Sandy Riverfront Log Cabin on Acreage

by Liz Warren

Opportunity knocks to purchase one of a kind log cabin on one of a kind location right on the Sandy River. Gated entry to your Mt. Hood getaway complete with a sun filled location, sandy beach, and some forested acreage. 

This three bedroom Pan-Abode log cabin features a vaulted great room and windows that let the outside in. Huge sunny deck for barbecue just off the Dutch door in the living room. The home features one and a half baths, storage area and laundry facilities. A cozy wood stove will warm you up in winter. The slopes are only 20 minutes away and Mt. Hood National Forest is just up the street. Sandy Ridge mountain bikers can ride just off Barlow Trail road a short ride away! 

$450,000

Log Cabin on the Sandy River        great room in the log cabin 

More Info on 22190 E. LoLo Pass Road

 

      Chairs on the Sandy River off LoLo Pass Road     

Steiner Log Cabin Reduced $29,000!

by Liz Warren

Steiner Log Cabin in Brightwood Oregon

This charming Steiner log cabin has been in the tour and is on the market. Seller says it has to go and reduced price $29,000 this week! One bedroom on the main and one loft upstairs with multiple beds. Classic country kitchen and a claw foot tub in the bathroom. Located right across the street from the Salmon River, you can listed to the water from your yard and enjoy the peace and quiet of Brightwood Oregon. Now listed at $280,000!

Rustic Steiner cabin with Log steps to the loft           Stone Fireplace in this Brightwood Oregon Steiner Log Cabin

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