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Portsmouth, NH Housing Market Myths: What to Expect in 2024

As the Portsmouth, NH housing market continues to draw attention, residents and potential buyers are naturally concerned about the possibility of a housing market crash, fluctuating mortgage rates, and whether it’s a buyer’s or seller’s market. Local real estate experts Ann Cummings and Jim Lee shed some light on these critical issues Myth 1. Will […]


The Biggest Mistakes We See Sellers Making Right Now.

The housing market is going through a transition. Higher mortgage rates are causing more moderate buyer activity while the supply of homes for sale grows. You may not realize these changes if you aren’t working with local REALTORS® like Ann Cummings and Jim Lee in Portsmouth, NH, and the New Hampshire Seacoast. Here’s the downside: […]




Energy-Efficient Home Improvements to Make Your Home More Sustainable

Key Facts: Learn how upgrading to LED lighting and smart thermostats can significantly reduce energy usage and lower utility bills. Discover how smart appliances and window coverings can improve convenience and control over your home’s environment. Explore how sustainable landscaping and water-saving fixtures not only save money but also add to your home’s market appeal […]




Understanding the ABCs of Real Estate: Key Terms for Buyers and Sellers

The ABCs of real estate

Navigating the world of real estate can be daunting, especially with the industry-specific jargon used by professionals. Whether you are looking to buy or sell a home, understanding common real estate terms is essential. As your dedicated real estate experts, we’re here to break down the most important terms you’ll encounter, ensuring you’re well-prepared for […]


Buy Your Next Portsmouth, NH Home With A Bridge Loan

A bridge loan is a temporary loan that helps “bridge” a gap for you. It can allow you to buy a new home before you sell your old one. You can borrow money based on the equity in your current home to use for the down payment on your new home. Then, when you sell your old home, you can use the money to pay off the bridge loan.







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