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Deb Nicholls
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Real estate Consultant for Keller Williams Realty Boston NorthWest
June 2001—present
Residential Real Estate
Residential Real Estate
Owner for Breezy Point Consulting
February 1997—June 2001
Technology and Management Consulting
Technology and Management Consulting
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Residential Real Estate- Metrowest Boston
Background:L Marketing, Technology, Business, Negotiation ... show more
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Deb Nicholls answered:
Mike,
You should think about coming up for a weekend now and then (since you aren't too far away) to get to know the various neighbohoods. You are looking at a wide range of locations. Once you settle on a few places, watch the listings (on line) to get an idea of prices. Then when you come up to do some serious home-shopping, you will have a better idea of what you want and be better educated about the market. There isn't much on the market in January. I would wait until late February, early March, and then be ready to make a decision if you see something you really like. March is a busy listing month, thus better inventory. If you pick something by early April, you can be in your new home 4 to 8 weeks later, depending on the seller's situation.
As someone else mentioned, you'll need a pre-apprval, and it should be from someone local.
Good luck!
Deb Nicholls
Keller Williams Realty Boston Northwest
Concored, MA
You should think about coming up for a weekend now and then (since you aren't too far away) to get to know the various neighbohoods. You are looking at a wide range of locations. Once you settle on a few places, watch the listings (on line) to get an idea of prices. Then when you come up to do some serious home-shopping, you will have a better idea of what you want and be better educated about the market. There isn't much on the market in January. I would wait until late February, early March, and then be ready to make a decision if you see something you really like. March is a busy listing month, thus better inventory. If you pick something by early April, you can be in your new home 4 to 8 weeks later, depending on the seller's situation.
As someone else mentioned, you'll need a pre-apprval, and it should be from someone local.
Good luck!
Deb Nicholls
Keller Williams Realty Boston Northwest
Concored, MA
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