Are you looking to buy a home in Wicomico County? The Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development, in partnership with Wicomico County, is providing attractive financial incentives to help make buying new

With low inventory in our market, and a high buyer demand, we are experiencing many multiple-offer situations on properties.

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The appraisal of a home is an important step in the real estate process, one that can certainly make or break a deal.

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Demand has been very strong in the Ocean City market over the past month due to both being in our spring market (although somewhat postponed due to covid-19) and historically low interest rates.

Some of the biggest misconceptions in buying a home are related to down payments and closing costs.

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Listing inventory is at record lows both around the country and in our local area, and buyer demand is coming back as the country eases restrictions, so it’s a great time to sell

Purchasing a new home is normally the biggest investment you’ll ever make and once you’ve bought a home, it’s a decision you can’t easily reverse.

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Despite the new reality and sobering impact of the virus, real estate transactions are still happening.

However,

We all want to see the pandemic come to an end, but realize the return to normal life will be a gradual progression—and one that will bring along changes in the way we

As a result of covid-19 and the necessary “shelter in place” ordinances, local courthouse and county offices are closed to the public.

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During the “Stay at Home Order” issued by Gov. Larry Hogan, real estate is affected, but definitely not halted.

The Maryland Realtors issued guidance for all brokerages throughout the state to follow and stated providing real estate services has been deemed essential

If you’ve been furloughed or laid off from your job, there are options now to be able to reduce or suspend your mortgage payment.

While this is a necessary form of relief due to the pandemic causing such widespread economic impacts, the mortgage market is feeling the

With updates and announcements daily, as well as much of our country under stay-at-home orders to help slow the spread of the virus, the real estate industry is challenged to stay engaged with clients and meet critical deadlines without in-person meetings.

Here are some

According to the National Association of Realtors, February home sales surged 7.2 percent year-over-year, hitting a pace of 5.77 million, and home prices rose 8 percent – both encouraging figures for spring.

Now as the coronavirus pandemic progresses, real estate is having to adjust