Matt Harber

1) Always hire a full time Broker. 2) Always do a home inspection 3) Hire a broker and work exclusively with someone that is going to represent you in a professional manner. This is typically one of the most important financial decisions most people make. Don't risk it with someone that isn't taking it seriously. 5) Have a list of must haves and wants. It will help everyone in the process to have a clear picture of what you really need and want. 6) Never plan on purchasing a home to sell it right away. Unless you are looking to flip, buying a home is a long term plan. While the market may make it profitable to sell in two years, its best to plan on being in the home for a minimum of 5-7 years in order to profit from the sale of a home.

1)Price, Price Price. It is critical to hire someone that is experienced, knows what they are doing and how to appropriately price a home. Overpricing or under-pricing too much will consistently have a negative impact. 2)Hire an experienced broker. The sale of your home and guarding of your financial investment is a serious issue and not something to be taken lightly. Not all brokers are created equally.

We have worked with a broad range of clients from first time home buyers to investors to those clients looking to downsize and transition.

Kind of fell in to real estate. I'm a second generation real estate broker - but didn't want to be in the business initially. After I gave it a try in 2007 when the market was falling apart, I discovered that I actually really enjoyed it and that I was good at it and my career took off from there.