The voice for real estate in Pennsylvania.

When the market gets hot, buyers focus on what they can put in an offer package that someone else cannot. That leads to considering writing what some people call a love letter, a letter drafted by the buyer to the seller explaining why they think they are the right buyer for the property. The love letter has a lot of different potential issues, which can vary depending on what side of the deal someone is on.

District 5 Vice President Sherrie Miller said she makes an effort to stay in touch with clients long after closing. “I send them birthday cards and contact them when they have children, grandchildren or any new life event to congratulate them or send condolences,” she said.

NAR’s Chief Advocacy Officer Shannon McGahn noted that five federal COVID relief bills have been passed and NAR has been involved in representing the real estate industry in each one.

“Pennsylvania has so many hardworking Realtors®, and our numbers show that,” said PAR President Christopher G. Raad. “We are proud to have so many Pennsylvania brokers represented on RISMedia’s list.” 

The silver lining of the pandemic is that more people are taking an interest in home maintenance. More than half of respondents (52%) said they have become more involved with maintaining their home,

A recent realtor.com® survey found that becoming a homeowner is a goal for most millennials and Generation Z members as a part of obtaining the American Dream.