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🏡 AVAILABLE & READY FOR A QUICK CLOSE 🏡
This North End 55+ garden style condo is now vacant, easy to show, and ready for its next owner 🙌 If you’ve been waiting for the right time to make a move… this might be it.
✔️ Heated garage parking (goodbye winter scraping ❄️)
✔️ Elevator access + no stairs 🚫🪜
✔️ Condo fee inc…
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The closing costs buyers always forget about?
Transfer tax and prorations.
Let me break it down—because these will catch you off guard if you're not prepared.
In New Hampshire, the real estate transfer tax is $15 per thousand, split evenly between buyer and seller.
That means you, the buyer, are responsible for $7.…
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The closing costs buyers always forget about?
Transfer tax and prorations.
Let me break it down—because these will catch you off guard if you're not prepared.
In New Hampshire, the real estate transfer tax is $15 per thousand, split evenly between buyer and seller.
That means you, the buyer, are responsible for $7.…
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When’s the right time to upsize your home?
Most people say it’s when you feel cramped—but that’s only half the story.
Yes, if the condo walls are closing in on you and you're tripping over toys or home office gear, it might be time. But the real green light is when you're financially ready to take on the bigger mortg…
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One thing buyers fall in love with instantly?
That move-in-ready look—like something straight out of a magazine.
You pull up to the house and the lawn’s a perfect green. Looks like you could drive a golf ball off it. The mulch is fresh, the exterior’s spotless. You haven’t even stepped inside yet and you’re already p…
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After a major life transition, the worst thing you can do is rush into a big decision.
I see it all the time—your gut tells you to jump, run, and get into a new space as fast as possible.
And sometimes that instinct feels urgent… but it’s not always right.
Big changes like divorce come with emotional pressure, uncer…
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Just because your neighbor listed their home at a certain price doesn’t mean yours should be the same.
Why? Because the market changes—and what worked three years ago (or even three months ago) might not work today.
When it comes to pricing your home, we’re looking at three key things:
✅ The condition of your home
✅ …
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🏡 AVAILABLE & READY FOR A QUICK CLOSE 🏡
This North End 55+ garden style condo is now vacant, easy to show, and ready for its next owner 🙌 If you’ve been waiting for the right time to make a move… this might be it.
✔️ Heated garage parking (goodbye winter scraping ❄️)
✔️ Elevator access + no stairs 🚫🪜
✔️ Condo fee includes heat, hot water, water, sewer, trash, snow removal & landscaping 👏
✔️ Quiet, well-maintained community in Manchester’s desirable North End
Close to parks, hospitals, highways, and just minutes from downtown — easy living in a great location 🏙️
✨ Flexible timing, smooth transition, and quick close possible.
Know someone who’s been thinking about downsizing or 55+ living? Tag them or send me a message — I’d love to help. 💬
📲 - 603-825-6696
📧 - info @coopgrouphometeam.com
kevincoopernh
The closing costs buyers always forget about?
Transfer tax and prorations.
Let me break it down—because these will catch you off guard if you're not prepared.
In New Hampshire, the real estate transfer tax is $15 per thousand, split evenly between buyer and seller.
That means you, the buyer, are responsible for $7.50 per thousand on the purchase price.
But that’s not all.
Prorations are almost always overlooked. If there’s oil or propane left in the tank—or outstanding condo fees—you’re buying those out at closing.
So if the oil tank is half full, you’ll pay the seller for that based on current market rates. Same goes for propane or prepaid HOA dues.
It’s not a dealbreaker, but it is something smart buyers plan for.
Want to know how to boost your home’s value in today’s market?
Comment VALUE below and we’ll send you our no-fluff guide to increasing your home’s worth.
#NHRealEstate #ClosingCostsExplained #KevinCooperRealEstate #BuyerTips #HomeBuyingNH #TransferTax #RealEstateEducation #SmartBuyers #NHHomes
kevincoopernh
The closing costs buyers always forget about?
Transfer tax and prorations.
Let me break it down—because these will catch you off guard if you're not prepared.
In New Hampshire, the real estate transfer tax is $15 per thousand, split evenly between buyer and seller.
That means you, the buyer, are responsible for $7.50 per thousand on the purchase price.
But that’s not all.
Prorations are almost always overlooked. If there’s oil or propane left in the tank—or outstanding condo fees—you’re buying those out at closing.
So if the oil tank is half full, you’ll pay the seller for that based on current market rates. Same goes for propane or prepaid HOA dues.
It’s not a dealbreaker, but it is something smart buyers plan for.
Want to know how to boost your home’s value in today’s market?
Comment VALUE below and we’ll send you our no-fluff guide to increasing your home’s worth.
#NHRealEstate #ClosingCostsExplained #KevinCooperRealEstate #BuyerTips #HomeBuyingNH #TransferTax #RealEstateEducation #SmartBuyers #NHHomes
kevincoopernh
When’s the right time to upsize your home?
Most people say it’s when you feel cramped—but that’s only half the story.
Yes, if the condo walls are closing in on you and you're tripping over toys or home office gear, it might be time. But the real green light is when you're financially ready to take on the bigger mortgage.
Bigger house, bigger payment. So make sure your budget backs up your space goals.
If you can afford to upsize, it’s one of the best moves you can make for your family’s lifestyle and long-term equity.
Comment the word VALUE and I’ll send you our guide on how to increase your home’s value before you make the leap.
#UpsizeYourHome #NHRealEstate #HomeValueGuide #MoveUpBuyer #KevinCooperHomes #RealEstateAdvice #HomeBuyingTips
kevincoopernh
One thing buyers fall in love with instantly?
That move-in-ready look—like something straight out of a magazine.
You pull up to the house and the lawn’s a perfect green. Looks like you could drive a golf ball off it. The mulch is fresh, the exterior’s spotless. You haven’t even stepped inside yet and you’re already picturing your life there.
Then you walk in… and boom.
Clean. Bright. Turnkey.
That first impression hits hard—and it’s exactly what makes a buyer want to write an offer fast.
Want to know how to create that same feeling with your home?
Comment the word VALUE below and I’ll send you our free guide on how to increase your home’s value before listing.
#HomeValueTips #SellSmart #FirstImpressionMatters #RealEstateStrategy #KevinCooperRealEstate #NHRealEstate #ListingPrep #CurbAppeal #MoveInReady
kevincoopernh
After a major life transition, the worst thing you can do is rush into a big decision.
I see it all the time—your gut tells you to jump, run, and get into a new space as fast as possible.
And sometimes that instinct feels urgent… but it’s not always right.
Big changes like divorce come with emotional pressure, uncertainty, and a desire for quick relief.
That’s exactly why it’s important to slow down, ask questions, and understand your options before making a move that affects your finances, your stability, and your future.
You don’t need to have everything figured out today.
You just need the right information so you can make a clear, confident decision when the time is right.
If you’re navigating divorce and real estate, comment DIVORCE and I’ll send you our guide so you know what to consider before you make your next move.
#NHRealEstate #DivorceAndRealEstate #LifeTransitions #RealEstateAdvice #HomeDecisions #NewHampshireRealtor #ClientEducation #MoveWithConfidence
kevincoopernh
Just because your neighbor listed their home at a certain price doesn’t mean yours should be the same.
Why? Because the market changes—and what worked three years ago (or even three months ago) might not work today.
When it comes to pricing your home, we’re looking at three key things:
✅ The condition of your home
✅ The location
✅ Recent comparable sales within your area
That’s what actually determines the right listing price—and what your home is likely to sell for. Not your neighbor’s number.
Want to know how to get top dollar for your place?
Comment “VALUE” below and I’ll send you our free guide on how to increase your home’s value before you list.
#NewHampshireRealEstate #HomeValueTips #KevinCooperHomes #NHRealtor #SellSmart #RealEstateAdvice #MarketValueMatters #HomeSellingGuide