Are you dreaming of owning a cozy lake cabin in Minnesota? Now’s your chance! We’re excited to introduce our newest listing—a charming 2-bedroom, 1-bath cabin nestled on just under 4 acres with 223 feet of lakefrontage on beautiful Long Lake. Located just minutes from Bemidji, this property offers a perfect balance of peaceful seclusion and convenience to town.

What Makes This Cabin Special?

This property truly offers it all—private, wooded acreage, direct lake access, and a cabin ready for your personal touch. Imagine enjoying your morning coffee on the porch with serene lake views, spending your weekends fishing or kayaking, and gathering around a campfire under the stars.

Whether you're looking for a year-round home, a weekend retreat, or a vacation rental investment, this cabin has endless potential. With 223 feet of shoreline, there’s plenty of space to relax, entertain, or even expand in the future.

Take a Tour!

Curious to see more? Check out our video walk-through for an up-close look at everything this cabin has to offer. From the cozy living space to the expansive outdoor setting, this is the kind of property you need to see to fully appreciate.

Why Long Lake?

Long Lake is one of the gems of Northern Minnesota. Known for its crystal-clear waters, excellent fishing, and tranquil atmosphere, it’s a popular destination for both full-time residents and vacationers. The property’s location near Bemidji gives you access to all the amenities you need while offering a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle.

Don’t Miss Out!

Minnesota lakefront properties at this price point are hard to come by. Whether you're looking to create your own lakeside haven or invest in a property with rental potential, this is an incredible opportunity you don’t want to miss.

If you have any questions or want to schedule a private tour connect with us!👇

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IMPORTANT UPDATE: Home Buying Rules Are Changing!  Please Read! 👇

Starting August 17th, the process of buying a home is getting a major update. From that date, realtors won't be able to show you any properties unless you’ve signed an agreement. Whether it’s exclusive or non-exclusive, the agreement must be signed before they can even open the door for you. 😳

What You Need to Know:

🔹 Potential Penalties: Agents could face significant fines if they show properties without this signed agreement. 💸

🔹 Commitment to Your Agent: A buyer’s agency agreement formally commits you to working with a specific agent for a certain period. It clearly outlines their compensation and what they’re obligated to do for you.

🔹 No More “Free” Services: There’s no such thing as a “free service” when working with a buyer’s agent. Just like sellers, buyers now need to officially hire their agent.

How This Affects You:

🔹 Choose the Right Agent: Now more than ever, it’s important to work with an agent who has extensive experience. Our team brings decades of combined experience to the table, giving you the confidence that we’ve seen it all. Sellers typically interview agents, and now buyers should too. Not all buyer’s agents offer the same level of expertise and service.

🔹 Commission: Sellers can still cover a buyer's agent’s commission, and in most cases (95-99%), they probably will—if the offer is reasonable. However, this will no longer be displayed in the MLS.

🔹 Stay Informed: Make sure you understand these changes so you’re prepared when an agent explains them to you. A skilled buyer’s agent can help you find and secure your dream home and protect you from potential legal pitfalls that could cost you thousands.

If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out! We are here to guide you through every step of the process! 

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When it comes to selling your home, making a great first impression is crucial. But what if you don't have the budget for a major renovation? 

Luckily, new data from Zillow and Thumbtack reveal that you don't need to break the bank to boost your home's appeal. "Certain low-lift projects can deliver a high payoff because they elevate a home in the mind of a buyer," said Amanda Pendleton, Zillow's home trends expert. 

Here are the top 10 no-demo renovation projects of 2024 that can make your home stand out in the market and attract more buyers.

#1—Window Box

Who doesn't love a pop of color and greenery? Window boxes are a classic way to enhance your home's curb appeal. These charming containers for flowers, plants, or herbs can be installed just below the window sill, instantly bringing new life to your home’s exterior. 

• Zillow stats: Homes with a window box receive 48% more saves and 52% more shares per day compared to similar homes without this feature.

• Average national cost: $100 to $150 for professional installation and $15-$900 for materials

#2—Open Shelving

Open shelving has become a hot trend in home decor, with closet systems and shelving installations up 31.5% year over year according to Thumbtack. It's a great way to display your favorite items while creating an airy and modern look. This project can be a DIY endeavor or you can hire a professional for a custom built-in.

• Zillow stats: Homes with open shelving receive 37% more saves and 45% more shares per day compared to similar homes without this feature.

• Average national cost: $275 for professional installation (excluding the cost of shelves)

#3—Painted Brick

If you have a brick exterior, consider giving it a fresh coat of paint. A new color can completely transform the look of your home and increase its curb appeal.

• Zillow stats: Painted brick homes receive 31% more saves and 39% more shares per day compared to similar homes without fresh paint.

• Average national cost: $4,600–$7,600, including labor, material and equipment

#4—Vintage Charm

Vintage elements can add a unique touch to your home. Think about incorporating vintage light fixtures, hardware, or even furniture. Not only does it add character, but it can also save you money compared to buying brand new items.

• Zillow stats: Homes with vintage touches receive 28% more saves and 31% more shares per day on Zillow compared to similar homes without them.

• Average national cost: Vintage decor costs vary, but you can find great pieces for less than $100. Vintage crown molding, for example, costs between $2 and $50 per linear foot and can make ceilings appear higher while adding architectural interest.

#5—Outdoor TV

An outdoor entertainment area can significantly boost your home’s value. One easy way to create this space is with an outdoor TV. Installations have risen 12.7% year over year, making it a popular addition for many homeowners.

• Zillow stats: Homes with an outdoor TV get 28% more saves and 26% more shares per day than those without. 

• Average national cost: $175-$200 (this can increase depending on electrical capabilities and weatherproofing)

#6—Picket Fence

It may be part of “The American Dream” stereotype, but a white picket fence is a timeless feature that continues to boost curb appeal. Added bonus: it provides a fenced-in yard for pets, a feature many buyers appreciate. 

• Zillow stats: Homes with a picket fence receive 27% more saves and 31% more shares per day than yards without a fence.

• Average national cost: $7–$45 per linear foot

#7—Pergola

As outdoor living becomes more important (and summers hotter and hotter), adding a pergola can provide much-needed shade and a stylish gathering space.

• Zillow stats: Homes with a pergola get 20% more saves and 24% more shares per day than those without. 

• Average national cost: $3,600 for a 10-by-10-foot pergola, including labor and materials

#8—Fire Pit

A fire pit can make your backyard a cozy retreat for summer nights. This DIY-friendly project can be completed at a low cost, providing an inviting outdoor feature.

• Zillow stats: Homes with fire pits see 19% more saves and 23% more shares per day than those without. 

• Average national cost: Under $1,000 (depending on the kit purchased)

#9—Outdoor Sound System

A sound system is another way to start (or add to) an outdoor entertainment area. A little music can help set the tone for any type of gathering. If you bundle this project with an outdoor TV, it could help you save on labor costs, as they can be set up at the same time. 

• Zillow stats: Homes with this feature see 18% more saves and 19% more shares per day.

• Average national cost: $500-$2,000 depending on the system

#10—Smart Lighting

Upgrade your home's lighting with smart technology. This modern feature can make your home more attractive and functional.

• Zillow stats: Homes with smart lighting get 18% more saves and 23% more shares per day than those without. 

• Average national cost: $308 for installation

Conclusion

These projects can make a significant impact on your home's appeal and market value. And the best part is, no reno needed! 

“These features bring a wow factor to a home or they serve as a signal that a home is up-to-date, well-maintained or move-in ready,” said Pendleton. “When it's time to sell, these features may ultimately help a home sell faster or for more money, because there will likely be more competition for that home among buyers.”

Whether you're looking to sell soon or just want to enjoy some new features, these upgrades are worth considering. Remember, small changes can make a big difference!

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Selling a home is considered more stressful than planning a wedding. 

Yes, you read that right! According to a recent study by Opendoor, selling a home is 35% more stressful than planning to exchange vows. And for many homeowners aged 55 and over, selling a home is often intertwined with major life transitions, adding another layer of emotional complexity.

This statistic might surprise some, but it highlights the significant emotional and logistical hurdles involved in selling a property.  Whether you're downsizing, relocating, or simply embarking on a new chapter, understanding the potential stressors and planning effectively can make a world of difference.

Why is Selling a Home So Stressful?

Among 55+ Americans, selling a home (65%) ties with starting a new job (65%) as the most stressful life events. These events are considered more stressful than buying a home (62%) and planning a wedding (48%).

Women in this age group find home real estate transactions significantly more stressful than men, with 72% of women citing selling a home as the most stressful event compared to 57% of men.

Here are just a few of the reasons selling a home can be overwhelming:

Emotional Attachment

Homes are more than just structures; they hold memories and sentimental value. Of those surveyed, 66% feel attached to their homes, and 56% have lived in their homes for 15 years or more. This makes leaving a home a bittersweet mix of emotions, making the selling process emotionally taxing.

Uncertainty and Financial Pressure

Selling a home involves many uncertainties, such as finding a buyer, negotiating prices, and dealing with market fluctuations. The financial stakes are high, and the pressure to get the best deal can add to the stress.

Coordination of Logistics

From staging and showing the home to handling paperwork and moving logistics, the process requires meticulous planning and coordination. This can be overwhelming, especially for those who are also juggling other life responsibilities.

Tips for Managing Home Selling Stress

Understand Your Selling Options

Knowing your options and planning ahead can significantly reduce the stress of selling a home. Partnering with a real estate professional allows them to handle marketing, negotiations, and paperwork—not to mention an average of $34,000 more in profit, according to a recent study.

Another option is iBuyers, which is when companies buy homes directly. These often offer a fast and convenient sale, though offers are typically lower than a traditional sale. Selling yourself (FSBO) requires a significant effort in marketing, negotiations, and legal aspects. This can save on agent commissions but typically results in a lower sale price. 

Set Realistic Expectations

Understanding the current market conditions and setting realistic expectations can prevent disappointments. Today’s market is not like the one in 2021-2022! If working with a professional, discuss your goals with your real estate agent and be prepared to make changes based on what’s happening locally. 

Simplify the Process

Consider decluttering and staging your home early in the process. A well-presented home can attract buyers more quickly, reducing the time your home is on the market. Additionally, having all necessary documents organized and ready can expedite the closing process.

Final Thoughts

Selling a home is undoubtedly an emotional experience. However, understanding the factors that contribute to this stress and implementing strategies to manage it makes the process more manageable. By planning ahead and setting realistic expectations you can navigate the home selling journey with greater ease and confidence.

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Let’s face it—between repairs, closing costs, and commissions, the costs associated with selling your house can add up fast. Case in point: homeowners reported spending $54,616 when selling their homes, according to a recent survey from Clever Real Estate—an amount that was surprising to 42%. 

Despite the costs, the majority (64%) made a profit on the sale of their home, with the median profit totaling $100,000. 

With the right strategy, you can maximize your profits and minimize regrets. In fact, the study also showed that sellers who worked with a real estate agent walked away with an average of $34,000 more than those who went it alone. That’s a pretty compelling argument for having a pro in your corner! 

Rather than just taking our word for it, let’s dive into:

• The costs associated with selling a home

• Regrets home sellers reported 

• How you can avoid common mistakes

The Cost of Selling a Home

Selling a home at the highest possible price involves various costs. Here’s what survey respondents said they paid for, on average:

• Listing agent commission: $11,136

• Buyer's agent commission: $10,467

• Repairs: $10,000

• Closing costs: $8,000

• Concessions: $7,200

• Moving expenses: $3,250

• Marketing: $2,300

• Staging: $2,263

Keep in mind that every transaction is different—some of these costs are negotiable (like agent commissions), some may not be needed for every property, and some could be lower or higher based on the condition of the home or what’s happening in the local market. 

Common Regrets of Home Sellers

Regret was a common sentiment among home sellers who participated in the survey, with 89% expressing some sort of regret post-sale, including 92% of those who sold without an agent. 

The most common regrets about the home selling process included:

• Selling too quickly (30%)

• They miss their old home (29%)

• Not selling for enough money (28%)

• Not making enough pre-listing repairs (26%)

• Making too many concessions (26%)

• Failing to stage the home (25%)

Now, let’s get into something we’re really passionate about—the regrets home sellers had about their agent. Half of those surveyed say their agent “failed them” in some way. This is why who you work with matters so much. 

Here’s what respondents had to say about their agent:

• Agent's advice let them down (57%)

• Agent made mistakes with their listing (53%)

• Agent didn't communicate enough (50%)

So, with all these regrets floating around, how can you make sure these things don’t happen to you? 

How to Maximize Your Home Sale

Making the most of your home sale starts with working with the right real estate agent (remember, agents help homeowners get an additional $34,000 for their home sales). See why working with us makes a big difference!

When interviewing agents, look for the following:

• Find a Professional: Look for an agent with deep knowledge about the local market, strong negotiation skills, and a solid marketing plan.

• Check References and Reviews: Ask for references and read online reviews to ensure the agent has a history of satisfied clients.

• Discuss Your Goals and Expectations: Make sure your agent understands your goals and priorities for the sale. In addition, be sure to ask about their communication plan.

• Evaluate Their Marketing Plan: A good agent will have a comprehensive marketing strategy to attract potential buyers, including online listings, social media promotion, and professional photography.

• Understand Commission Structure: Discuss the commission upfront to avoid any surprises later.

Once you find a real estate agent you are confident with, work with them to learn what type of repairs or staging will make a difference. They will be able to walk you through the process and provide guidance on what matters most to buyers. 

The Bottom Line

Selling your home comes with a series of big decisions. A real estate agent is your partner in the process, and their expertise can mean the difference between tens of thousands of dollars in your pocket. 

For a free consultation or discovery call to chat about your goals, connect with us! 

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The 2024 Presidential election is just months away. As someone who’s thinking about potentially buying or selling a home, you’re probably curious about what effect, if any, elections have on the housing market.

It’s a great question because buying or selling a home is a major decision, and it’s natural to wonder how such a major event might impact your plans.

Historically, Presidential elections have only had a small, temporary impact on the housing market. Here’s the latest on exactly what’s happened to home sales, prices, and mortgage rates throughout those time periods.

Home Sales

During the month of November, in years when the Presidential election takes place, there’s typically a slight slowdown in home sales. As Ali Wolf, Chief Economist at Zonda, explains:

“Usually, home sales are unchanged compared to a non-election year with the exception being November. In an election year, November is slower than normal.”

This is mostly because some people feel uncertain and hesitant about making big decisions during such a pivotal time. However, it’s important to know this slowdown is temporary. Historically, home sales bounce back in December and continue to rise the following year.

In fact, data from the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the National Association of Realtors (NAR) shows after nine of the last 11 Presidential elections, home sales went up the next year (see graph below): 

The graph shows annual home sales going back to 1978. Each year with a Presidential election is noted in blue. The year immediately after each election is green if existing home sales rose that year. The two orange bars represent the only years when home sales decreased after an election.

Home Prices

What about home prices? Do they drop during election years? Not typically. As residential appraiser and housing analyst Ryan Lundquist puts it:

“An election year doesn’t alter the price trend that is already happening in the market.”

Home prices are pretty resilient. They generally rise year-over-year, regardless of elections. The latest data from NAR shows after seven of the last eight Presidential elections, home prices increased the following year (see graph below): 

Just like the previous graph, this shows election years in blue. The only year when prices declined after an election is in orange. That was during the housing market crash, which was far from a typical year. Today’s market is different than it was back then.

All the green bars represent when prices rose the following year. So, if you're worried about your home losing value because of an election, you can rest easy knowing prices rise after most Presidential elections.

Mortgage Rates

Mortgage rates are important because they affect how much your monthly payment will be when you buy a home. Looking at the last 11 Presidential election years, data from Freddie Mac shows mortgage rates decreased from July to November in eight of them (see chart below): 

Most forecasts expect mortgage rates to ease slightly throughout the remainder of the year. If they’re right, this year will follow the trend of declining rates leading up to most previous elections. And if you’re looking to buy a home in the coming months, this could be good news, as lower rates could mean a lower monthly payment.

What This Means for You

So, what’s the big takeaway? While Presidential elections do have some impact on the housing market, the effects are usually small and temporary. As Lisa Sturtevant, Chief Economist at Bright MLS, says:

“Historically, the housing market doesn’t tend to look very different in presidential election years compared to other years.”

For most buyers and sellers, elections don’t have a major impact on their plans.

Bottom Line

While it’s natural to feel a bit uncertain during an election year, history shows the housing market remains strong and resilient. For help navigating the market, election year or not, let’s connect.

In recent news, mortgage rates have dipped below the 7% mark, according to the latest data from Freddie Mac. This decline in rates is a welcome relief for potential homebuyers, making homeownership more affordable. Let’s delve into what this means for you and how it impacts your mortgage payments.

Understanding Mortgage Rates

Mortgage rates are influenced by a variety of factors, including the Federal Reserve's monetary policy, inflation expectations, and overall economic conditions. A lower mortgage rate can significantly reduce your monthly payment and the total interest paid over the life of the loan.

 Example Calculations for a $300,000 Home Purchase

To illustrate the impact of different mortgage rates, consider a 30-year fixed mortgage for a $300,000 home:

- At 6.95% (current rate):

  - Monthly Payment: Approximately $1,987

  - Total Interest Paid Over 30 Years: About $414,120

- At 7.5%:

  - Monthly Payment: Approximately $2,096

  - Total Interest Paid Over 30 Years: About $454,560

- At 6.5%:

  - Monthly Payment: Approximately $1,896

  - Total Interest Paid Over 30 Years: About $382,560

 Key Takeaways

- Lower Rates Benefit Buyers: A lower mortgage rate means lower monthly payments, making it easier to afford a home.

- Savings Over Time: Even a slight difference in rates can save you thousands of dollars over the life of your mortgage.

- Market Dynamics: Stay informed about rate trends to make the best decision for your financial situation.

 Detailed Breakdown of Mortgage Payments

Your monthly mortgage payment comprises several components:

1. Principal and Interest: The principal is the amount borrowed, and the interest is the cost of borrowing that money. The interest rate determines the interest portion of your payment.

2. Taxes and Insurance: Property taxes and homeowners insurance are typically included in your monthly payment, held in escrow by your lender.

3. Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI): If your down payment is less than 20%, PMI may be required, adding to your monthly payment.

 How to Make the Most of Lower Rates

- Lock-in Rates: If you’re ready to buy, consider locking in the current low rate to protect against future increases.

- Refinancing Options: If you already own a home, refinancing at a lower rate could reduce your monthly payment and save you money over time.

- Budgeting: Use online mortgage calculators to see how different rates affect your payment and overall budget.

 Conclusion

The recent drop in mortgage rates below 7% presents an excellent opportunity for homebuyers. Lower rates can make homeownership more accessible and affordable. If you’re considering buying a home, now is a great time to take advantage of these favorable conditions.

We’re here to help you navigate the home-buying process and find the best mortgage options for your needs. Contact us today to get started on your journey to homeownership. 

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For the latest information on mortgage rates, visit the [Freddie Mac website](https://www.freddiemac.com/pmms).

June is an active month in the Bemidji housing market, with many people looking to buy and sell. If you're planning a move this month, here's what you need to know to ensure you're prepared.

If You’re Buying This June.

In Bemidji, many homebuyers, especially those with children, prefer to move between school years. This makes late spring into summer a popular time for home transactions. Whether this is your motivator or not, be aware that you'll face more competition from other buyers. However, there's a silver lining: more sellers list their homes during this period, giving you more options. According to Bankrate:

“Late spring and early summer are the busiest and most competitive time of year for the real estate market. There’s usually more inventory listed for sale than other times of year . . . This is a double-edged sword for a buyer, as you will be met with more opportunities but [also] much more competition.”

During this busy season, it's crucial to work with a trusted real estate agent. Your agent can help you stay on top of the latest listings, provide expertise on making strong offers in a competitive market, and give you insights into the actual value of homes so you can make informed decisions. Forbes advises:

“Approaching the market confidently, armed with good information and grounded expectations will take you far. Don't let the hustle of the market convince you to buy something that’s not in your budget, or not right for your lifestyle.”

If You’re Selling This June.

With more buyers active in the market, Bemidji sellers are in a strong position. Many buyers are motivated to move before the new school year, which often leads to strong offers. If your house shows well and is listed at market value, it could sell faster and potentially for a higher price. The National Association of Realtors (NAR) notes:

“Warmer weather and the end of the school year encourage more people to buy and sell, respectively. Buyers are looking to move and settle before the new school year begins, contributing to increased competition and, consequently, higher prices.”

Ensure you have a great agent to help you navigate contingencies and negotiations so you can choose the best offer. Discuss closing dates with your agent, as buyers might need to adjust based on their schedules. As U.S. News Real Estate explains:

“ . . . if your house goes under contract in early summer, the buyer may ask for a delay in closing or move-in until the school year finishes or their current home has sold. Alternatively, a buyer later in summer may be looking to close quickly and move in under a month. Remain flexible to keep the deal running smoothly, and your buyer may be willing to throw in concessions, like covering some of your closing costs or overlooking the old roof.”

Bottom Line

If you're looking to make a move in Bemidji this June, let's chat so you know what to expect. We'll develop a plan that considers current market conditions and meets your needs.

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Top 5 Things to Do in the Summer in Bemidji, Minnesota

Bemidji, Minnesota, known as the first city on the Mississippi, offers an array of exciting activities and attractions, especially in the summer. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, a history buff, or simply looking for a relaxing getaway, Bemidji has something for everyone. Here are the top five things to do in Bemidji during the summer:

1. Explore Lake Bemidji State Park

Lake Bemidji State Park is a must-visit destination for outdoor enthusiasts. The park offers a variety of activities, including hiking, birdwatching, and fishing. The Bog Walk, a unique boardwalk trail through a spruce-tamarack bog, is a highlight, offering a glimpse of the area’s diverse flora and fauna. With picnic areas and a beach for swimming, it’s a perfect spot for a family outing.

2. Visit the Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox Statues

No trip to Bemidji is complete without visiting the iconic statues of Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox. These larger-than-life figures have become synonymous with Bemidji and offer a fun photo opportunity. Located near the Visitor Center, the statues are also close to several local shops and restaurants, making it easy to spend an enjoyable afternoon exploring the area.

3. Enjoy Water Activities on Lake Bemidji

Lake Bemidji is a hub for water-based activities in the summer. Rent a kayak, paddleboard, or pontoon boat and spend the day on the water. Fishing is also popular, with the lake being home to a variety of fish species, including walleye, northern pike, and bass. The Bemidji Waterfront, with its scenic views and vibrant atmosphere, is an ideal place to start your lake adventures.

4. Attend the Dragon Boat Festival

The Lake Bemidji Dragon Boat Festival is a highlight of the summer season. This annual event features dragon boat races, live music, food vendors, and various family-friendly activities. It’s a great way to experience the local community spirit and enjoy a day filled with entertainment and excitement.

5. Explore the Bemidji Sculpture Walk

Art lovers will appreciate the Bemidji Sculpture Walk, a year-round outdoor art exhibit showcasing works from regional artists. The sculptures are displayed throughout downtown Bemidji, creating a dynamic blend of art and urban landscape. The walk is a wonderful way to explore the city, discover unique artworks, and support local artists.

Considering a Move to Bemidji?

Bemidji’s charm extends beyond its summer activities. With its friendly community, beautiful natural surroundings, and rich cultural heritage, it's a fantastic place to call home. Whether you're looking to move permanently or find a seasonal cabin, our team at Coldwell Banker Crown Realtors is here to help you find the perfect property. Contact us today to learn more about the real estate opportunities in Bemidji. 

Exploring Bemidji’s summer offerings is a delight for both residents and visitors. If you’re considering making Bemidji your home or investing in a vacation property, reach out to Team Montgomery at Coldwell Banker Crown Realtors. We're here to guide you through every step of your real estate journey.

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