
Team Stimpson's dynamic team of agents has over 60 years of combined experience in the real estate industry. Strong sales outcomes, innovative concepts and a high standard of excellence in customer service has earned this team the reputation of being leading experts in their field. Team Stimpson's goal is to equip every customer with the tools necessary to make informed real estate decisions. They do this through one-on-one personal consultation, educational seminars and special events. Give us a call or join us for one of our upcoming events and see how the experience of Team Stimpson can help you make your real estate goals a reality.


As the temperature drops and the snow piles up, it's easy to forget that spring is quickly approaching. And after more than three years of a painful housing swoon, real estate experts predict that lower prices, attractive mortgage rates, and a tax perk from Uncle Sam will create the most vibrant spring home selling season in some time.
Even the grumpiest, grinchiest economist would have to admit that New Year's 2010 looks a whole lot more positive for real estate and housing than things did last year at the same time.
It could be a good time to invest in real estate, given the abundance of foreclosures and other distressed properties with reduced prices.
Name just about any housing market or economic indicator you can think of, and the odds are good that last week it was much better than the preceding week or month.
While many sellers and real estate agents take a reactive approach to market conditions, those sellers who take a more proactive and realistic approach to the market will be the ones who sell their homes. These are the sellers who take advantage of this market and responsibly move up to their dream home.
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