Two veterans relocating from South Dakota bought a home in Woodland Creek, Olathe, Kansas from a relocation-company seller after an earlier contract fell through, negotiated a signed repair agreement and closed with a VA loan.
How Walkable Is Downtown Lee's Summit for Homebuyers? By Joe Nelson, Retired Air Force, Nelson Home Group Team Leader and Mortgage Loan Originator Downtown Lee's Summit has a walkable core: Walk Score rates 206 SW Jefferson Street 85 out of…
Is Lee's Summit Worth the Price for Your Next Home? By Joe Nelson, Retired Air Force, Nelson Home Group Team Leader and Mortgage Loan Originator Yes. I consider Lee's Summit worth the price when the house works for your budget…
Can Kansas City buyer negotiations improve in the fall slowdown? By Joe Nelson, Retired Air Force, Nelson Home Group Team Leader and Mortgage Loan Originator Kansas City buyer negotiations may have more room on some listings as new contracts slow,…
Why your cash to close keeps changing until a day or two before closing, when the number is finally final, and the one rule for wiring it that stops wire fraud.
What a seller's disclosure is, what Missouri and Kansas require a seller to tell you, how we use it before writing an offer, and what only an inspection can tell you.
Is the fall housing market in Kansas City slowing for seasonal reasons? By Joe Nelson, Retired Air Force, Nelson Home Group Team Leader and Mortgage Loan Originator Seasonality may explain part of the slower fall housing market in Kansas City,…
A veteran family relocating to Arizona sold their upgraded Fiddler's Ridge home in Weston, MO over asking in 15 days. The saltwater pool helped it show, but an early price reduction is what brought buyers. Katy Gaines of Nelson Home…
Katy and Mark’s next home depended on selling their Weston, MO ranch. It went under contract its first weekend at full asking, and both closings held.