We have assisted many clients relocating to Delaware who think they want one thing but end up with something completely different. Its not that we dont listen to you when you tell us what youre looking for or what you must have. But, to be [...]
This question is coming up more often from you, our Buyer Clients. You have been reading about 55+ active adult communities for years as you have been planning for your retirement. Now the time has come and you are on our web site or others you found in a Google search and you find the term [...]
We help you buy new construction and it costs you nothing. In fact, it may save you money and it will certainly prevent you from making a bad purchase decision.
In the video (click on the image below to watch), we will focus on the Search Capabilities of our website at www.activeadultsrealty.com. While we all have different sets of priorities and different ways of searching online, take a few minutes [...]
I was just an individual REALTOR at the time, but I realized that I had to find a niche to be successful in real estate [...]
After surveying 1,000 first-time and repeat homebuyers, the results revealed that 17% of homebuyers were surprised that closing costs were required at all, while another 35% were [...]
When I first discovered Coastal DELAWARE I was living and working in the DC Metropolitan area. Everyone I met seemed to vacation at the Delaware Beaches. When they were ready to buy a second home or vacation home, Delaware was at the top of their list. It reminded me of growing up in Northern New Jersey. All my friends went to the Jersey [...]
Take a look at the graphic below. It sure is comforting to know the facts about buying a home and now you won't be so afraid of the home buying process and ready to make the move to [...]
Boomers-beginning the transition to retirement and their needs seems to be a hot topic in all of the news media lately.
Bernice Ross in a post* for Inman said that a huge number of Boomers are getting rid of their large family homes and beginning the transition into more manageable [...]
