Eddie Reynolds

August 13 2018

Ed Reynolds Advises on How to Find the Right Real Estate Agent in Reader’s Digest

Real Atlas Blog News Eddie Reynolds, Finding a real estate agent, home buying, home selling

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August 10, 2018
Sara Russell

Finding the right real estate agent is critical whether you’re a home buyer or seller and Atlas broker, Eddie Reynolds has important advice on how to find the right fit.

A little creativity is required from a real estate agent. “Whether you’re a buyer or seller, there’s a huge advantage to thinking outside of the box,” says Reynolds. “Understanding when to reduce a purchase price or waive contingencies as a buyer is crucial to getting your offer accepted.”

Reynolds goes on to advise, “if you’re looking to purchase a $2 million dollar house, don’t work with an agent that primarily sells $200,000 condos. The agent needs to be experienced at buying and selling homes in your price range.” Reynolds explains that one way to do that is to tell the agent, “I am looking for a $500,000 home, how many houses in that price point did you buy or sell this year?”

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Atas FAQ Denver Housing Bubble by Eddie Reynolds

April 12 2018

Is Denver in a Housing Bubble?

Real Atlas Blog Blog #AtlasFAQ, Eddie Reynolds, Housing Bubble, market update

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The housing marketing in Denver is HOT, to say the least. The average price of a single-family home was well over a half a million at $522,000 in March 2018. But is Denver in a “Housing Bubble?” The simple answer is no.

While no one will argue that the Denver Metro housing market is outrageously expensive, it is, like all markets, subject to supply and demand. The market is not overinflated; there is simply more demand than inventory available. We need more houses being built and more sellers to list their homes to match the level of interest from home buyers. Even if the Denver Metro area levels off a bit in the next 4-6 years, with supply meeting demand more effectively, there still will be no “pop” or steep decline.

Watch the video on the right for more on the topic from Atlas Broker, Eddie Reynolds.

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