@Maxxsells_Realestate

So you closed on your new home, now what a reality check for Michigan homebuyers what to expect after the closing table included water in the basement, hidden defects and who to call when problems arise

Join me as I share the relief I felt after letting go of a challenging situation and the lessons learned about the importance of setting boundaries and valuing my worth. A friendly reminder to anyone who works by contract and commissions that your experience and your success rate is absolutely worth the amount that you charge , we shouldn’t have to lower our value just because someone else doesn’t see it. When others try to fix their mistakes by undervaluing us, it’s a reminder to stand strong in knowing our worth and setting clear boundaries. Cheers to the future and all the positive possibilities

Google reviews impact our real estate success , I discuss why I appreciate every Google review left even after 20 years and I share a small story from this past week of Success for my clients who found me on Google and are now closing on their home in just a few weeks.

I encourage you to challenge yourself to live your best life and make choices that sometimes are uncomfortable

Winning growth awards and preparing for the spring season with Keller Williams Northern Michigan properties Maxx Anderson

This month's exciting recap, where we dive into the unique challenges and triumphs experienced in February! In this episode, we share the incredible story of a first-time home buyer who not only survived a ransomware attack but also successfully received their down payment funds, ensuring they closed on time. We celebrate the closing of a home for a local veteran, highlighting the importance of supporting those who have served our country. Despite record-breaking snowfall and frigid temperatures, we discuss how an out-of-town investment buyer navigated the market and found success. As we look ahead to March, we reflect on the longer days, shorter market times, and the promise of warmer weather. Exciting new listings are on the horizon, and we invite you to call for an exclusive preview of what’s coming up next. Tune in for insights, stories, and tips that will help you thrive in the real estate market!

How you live in your home and how you sell your home are two completely different experiences in this podcast. Keeping, donating, and throwing items in the trash, starting with each closet, each room or each drawer in your home these are the three things to keep in mind when you’re preparing your home to get ready to sell and you to get ready to move

Why I paid another Realtor t sell li investment property-

How does a snowmobile race help with local realestate values? Tune in as I talk about the success our office has had over the first month of 2025 and how February 1st and the International I 500 is such a godsend to our community!

Have a thrift store item change my career In this episode, I share how walking through a thrift store and a simple item caught my eye and reassured me. It was time to make a care change.

“Embracing Change in 2025: A Journey for Women in Real Estate and Beyond

LOCAL Realtor Updates - who is buying all this realestate, are the prices really increasing by 50%

When selling your home you should consider putting your property in the MLS so that you can get the best competing offers -

Before you get into a realestate transaction you should be mindful that in Chippewa County appraisers are backed up because of supply and demand

Are you prepared to handle any adverse effects of selling your home with out a professional

Be mindful of strong order is on your property when you’re putting it on the market if it smells strong whether it be from pet odor, or from any other strong scent it could be a challenge for you and bring you if you were dollars at closing

Try not to ask for personal items when you’re trying to make your best offer, you never know what sentimental value of those items may have

Not using a realtor what are you supposed to do if the seller or the buyer gets cold feet in your transaction?

The Real estate market is a lot like trying to find toilet paper back in April 2020, and why you need a realtor to help you navigate through the buying frenzy

Congratulations you’re getting closer to closing on the home of your dreams, this episode listen to me and explain what to expect as we get closer to the day and one tip of what not to do as you become a new homeowner

Join Maxx Anderson as she shares her thoughts on is spring really the Best time to sell your home, should you always start off with the lowest offer and is it true that cash Trumps all in a real estate transaction

In this episode I share with you some insights from 2020 - I am looking for your thoughts on topics for future episodes, and as always I am grateful you took the time to listen and share

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Please enjoy My interview with Mr. Bob Smith, he is a 30+ year veteran Appraiser in our local market, and today he is shedding some light on the concerns & considerations being addressed in the Real Estate Market and primarily for appraisers due to the Covid 19 pandemic and how it is affecting our local Real Estate Market

Keeping current matters, as a Realtor and an active community member, I wanted to use this platform to shed light on the Real Estate processes that are still very active in our market, and perhaps shine a light on the POSITIVE things that are happening here in our community, Thank you to Mid-American Title Company , Eastern Upper Peninsula Title and Big Moose Home Inspections for my previous interviews - Here is my interview with the Mayor of Downtown Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan and The USDA Rural Development area director - Mr. Don Gerrie in this interview he sheds some light on how USDA is processing their current loans, (you'll be surprised at how many loans they have in process ) He talks about how the entire team is working virtually to keep the process running smoothly for their homebuyers, Also Don Gerrie talks about how proud he is with the entire community on the efforts they are taking to be AHEAD of the potential COVID tsunami that HOPEFULLY doesn't impact us, as hard as it has challenged many other communities - Thank you Don for this opportunity to keep informing our community that we indeed not only have light at the END of the tunnel, but we have some bright spots to be very proud of right NOW!! I hope you enjoy these insights to the Real Estate world

several new things to understand when selling your home during the covid 19 crisis 

Listen in as I speak with my co-workers about the covid crisis and how it affects our local real estate market 

Real Estate is not going to be the same in a few weeks , if your selling get prepared and don’t be scared , I want to help you

Be proactive and not paralyzed in this season of change, if you’re looking to sell your home or purchase a new one look at your digital device for virtual options

3 things 2 hours and your ready for clients to view your home

Why you should be prepared to negotiate or walk away during the process of a home inspection

Buyers decide within eight seconds using their senses if they’re going to be interested in your home, and smell is a priority when buyers walk through the door

April is no longer the “spring market the spring market starts today in January and February we are going to see a very high demand for homes in our area

Before you decide that you’re not going to pursue a home that currently has an offer make sure you ask if the offer has contingencies and if they will be willing to consider a backup offer

Choosing a realtor by choice not chance

Sometimes it’s hard to understand why your home doesn’t sell, there’s people out there who are responsible for it listen to this podcast to find out who dictates the sellability of your home

Quick overview of why I’m starting a podcast and what we will be discussing- this first episode is less than perfect but I promised I would get it done and DONE IS BETTER THAN PERFECT- keep coming back it will get better