Ari Lashkari, Realtor

Simple; schedule a consultation and provide us with the address of your property. We will then create a personalized comparative market analysis, data based on relative properties that help estimate the value of an existing property, and walk you through each data point. If it makes sense to sell at that point we would move forward in conversation regarding strategy and timeline.

There is no right or wrong answer to this question. The right time to sell depends on the seller's current situation, what motivators are involved, the return on investment and equity gained on a property. If you are unsure, the best method is to contact us to walk through a seller consultation and share insight into the market as well as provide you with an estimate of the value of your property. From here, you can see if it makes sense to move forward or not.

Schedule time through facebook for an appointment and I will walk you through the buying and selling process. Additionally, we will share insight into the market and trends that are taking place relative to the area you are looking at.

Both residential as well as commercial throughout Massachusetts. If you are interested in properties outside of the state, I can introduce you to a colleague that specializes in a particular region to best help you.

Many components come into play for this decision; including, savings, ability to get financing, personal circumstances, etc. The best approach is to schedule time to have a conversation about your situation and begin the pre-approval process.

The internet is filled with great information regarding the home buying process; just ensure that the source of the content is legitamite. Once you feel comfortable, give us a call and we can walk you through the process step by step to becoming a home owner.

Right here, you can start by scheduling an appointment to connect with us to walk you through the process and put you in touch or assist in the pre-approval process to see if you can get approved for financing.

No, you do not need a realtor to represent you when renting; although based on the situation the rental agent listing the property may collect a "broker fee", typically one month rent, which would get split between the agents involved.

No! As a buyer you DO NOT pay a realtor fee. Realtors are paid commission from the seller. The seller's agent will make an agreement with the seller on the rate and determine how it is divided between the buyer and seller agent at the end of the transaction. Buyer's do not pay a fee to a realtor in the vast majority of cases. It is always good to work with a buyers agent; ensuring that there is a team with your best intention at heart to help you make the most educated decision in a transaction.

Realtors are paid commission from the seller. The seller's agent will make an agreement with the seller on the rate and determine how it is divided between the buyer and seller agent at the end of the transaction. Buyer's do not pay a fee to a realtor in the vast majority of cases.

Both! Buyers, sellers, and investors; while our main focus is based on educational information, first time home buyers are our niche.

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