Ron Pritchett

Before a prospective homeowner can begin the quest towards purchasing a home, there are many factors to consider, most of which are determined by some basic facts and assumptions. How big is your family? What neighborhoods are you willing to consider? Are schools a factor? Is a single-family home a requirement or is a condo an option? Based on your income and assets, what kind of home can you afford? For some home buyers, living in a specific neighborhood takes precedence above all else, whereas for others, the home itself is more important. In a perfect world, you’d find the ideal home, in your neighborhood of choice, at a price you can afford, but realistically, most people will have to make some compromises. Make a list of the features you want in a home– the number of bedrooms, a fenced yard, granite counter-tops, a garage, etc.–and then rank them in terms of priorities. Decide whether the house or the neighborhood matters more to you, or whether you’re willing to make a longer commute in order to own a home with a larger lot.

Price it right from the start. Sellers often think they should start the asking price high and then lower it later if the house fails to sell. But that can result in a slower sale – sometimes even at a lower price. “The first 30 days’ activity of your house being on the market is always the best activity you’re going to see, says Ron Pritchett Realtors in Frisco, TX. If the price is too high, many buyers and their agents will stay away, assuming you’re not serious about selling or you’re unwilling to negotiate.

First time home buyers, Relocation & Vet's. I love my profession and really get excited when my buyer and seller reach there goal of seller or buying. Here is a little more information for you. The Millennial Generation this year is 37 years old and younger. Generation X is 38 to 52, Younger Boomers are 53 to 62, Older Boomers are 63 to 71, and the Silent Generation are aged 72 to 92. Buyers 37 years old and younger made up the largest generation of home buyers in 2017 at 36 percent. Sixty-five percent of buyers 37 years and younger were first-time buyers, followed by buyers 38 to 52 years at 24 percent. In 2017, buyers 38 to 52 had the highest median household income at $104,700. Married couples comprised the majority of household compositions; followed by single females, unmarried couples, and single males. One in five home buyers aged 53 to 62 purchased a multi-generational home. The most common reason for purchasing a multi-generational home for all age groups was for the health and caretaking of aging parents. For all three groups under the age of 62 years, the main reason for purchasing a home was the desire to own a home of their own.

Just closed a retired couple that were a referral from a past client. They were in there late 70's and were looking for the perfect 1 story home. After spending time with them I knew what there needed, did a search for them base on what they were telling me and their response when we went through a few houses. We looked at available and on the 2nd day found just what they wanted. The experience was fun and without pressure, my clients really make what I do very enjoyable.

My family has been in the Real Estate business since the 1940's so when I left the Navy and speaking with many of my family member it was clear to me the Real estate was where I needed to me. I started my real estate profession in Irving Texas in the mid 1970's and I am still finding the perfect home for my buyer clients and help my sellers client reach their goal of not only selling but finding them another perfect for them. A few needed to relocate to other cities and states and assisted them in finding right agent.