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I've Been Featured in Home.com - Should Sellers Accept VA Offers? Yes. Here Are Five Reasons Why.

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Should Sellers Accept VA Offers? Yes. Here Are Five Reasons Why.

September 2021

Nicole Serviss, RE/MAX Elite

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Erik Martin, Home.com Contributor


Thank you Home.com for reaching out and asking me to share my expertise as a REALTOR. Here’s what I said:

“Because they don’t need to put any money down on the loan, these buyers often have more cash at their disposal to pay for their closing costs or appraisal differences.”

“One of the most rewarding things about accepting an offer with a VA loan is knowing that you are showing a veteran that you appreciate his or her service,” Serviss said. “It can seem like a small gesture, but it can have a huge impact on that service member or veteran.”

They can negotiate with the buyer to find a number that works for both parties. However, the seller must pay a portion of the buyer’s escrow fee, according to REALTOR® Nicole Serviss, and the cost can vary from state to state.

The whole article is a very thorough rundown of everything you need to know about why you should accept an offer with a VA loan. See the full article —> HERE

Nicole Serviss, Broker and REALTOR with RE/MAX Elite

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I've Been Featured in The Epoch Times - Inflation and the Price of Goods

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Inflation and the Price of Goods: What to Buy Now and What to Avoid

August 2021

Nicole Serviss, RE/MAX Elite


Thank you Epoch Times for reaching out and asking me to share my expertise as a REALTOR. Here’s what I said:

Large purchases such as homes can trigger extra stress when prices are climbing.

“Some buyers are being priced out of their desired areas,” Nicole Serviss, a realtor in the Seattle area, told The Epoch Times.

“In some cases, it’s better to overpay for a home now just to guarantee you’ll be able to buy one, than to wait,” she said.

If your timeline is flexible, however, you may decide to home shop next year to evaluate prices. You’ll also want to consider interest rates on mortgages and monthly payments to see if the amount fits into your budget.

The whole article is a very thorough rundown of everything you need to know about what to buy now and what to avoid in an inflated market. See the full article —> HERE

Nicole Serviss, Broker and REALTOR with RE/MAX Elite

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