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4/22/24 Market Watch Monday!

[video width="1080" height="1080" mp4="https://www.melissaroot.realtor/wp//uploads/a963d5588b09cd1a9aff8bf2c3b8910a/2024/04/2F8A1500-A8A1-4167-9F41-1E7C729E95A6.mp4" poster="https://www.melissaroot.realtor/wp//uploads/a963d5588b09cd1a9aff8bf2c3b8910a/2024/04/41524-Market-Watch.jpg"][/video] Good Monday Morning! There were a few more listings to see this week with a total of 31 across 8 of our cities and towns. Both Berkley and Dighton had zero new listings and in fact, Dighton does not currently have any single family homes for sale ...

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Top 5 Reasons Home Buyers Should Have a Home Inspection

Buying a home is one of the biggest investments you'll ever make, and it's crucial to ensure you're making a wise decision. One essential step in the home buying process is the home inspection. Here are the top five reasons why every home buyer should have a home inspection: 1. Uncover ...

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Mastering Your Budget: The Key to Home Buying Success

  Buying a home is a thrilling journey, filled with dreams of cozy evenings by the fireplace or sunny mornings in the garden. But before you start envisioning your perfect home, there’s a crucial step you can't afford to skip: knowing your budget. Understanding your budget is the foundation of a successful ...

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To Open House or Not? Seller Considerations to Discuss With Your Realtor®

Selling a home involves a lot of decisions, each impacting the success of the sale and the seller's peace of mind. Among these decisions, the question often arises: "Do I really need an open house?" By working closely with a trusted real estate partner, sellers can weigh the advantages and ...

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Textile Recycling In Massachusetts – A Handy Tool

This brat of mine occasionally likes to eat blankets 🤣.  She even manages to look sorry when she’s busted! Hopefully you don’t have this exact problem, but we all have blankets, clothes, or other textiles that need to be properly disposed of in Massachusetts.  In November of 2022, the state got ...

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