When selling a house, kitchen appliances typically stay with the property while laundry appliances are negotiable. Sellers can legally remove any non-permanent fixtures, but should consider market expectations and buyer preferences. What Usually Stays vs Goes: Kitchen...
Selling a house “as is” in New Hampshire means offering your property in its current condition without making repairs or improvements before the sale. This approach allows sellers to avoid repair costs and close faster, though it typically results in lower...
Selling a house in New Hampshire involves eight essential steps: choosing the right real estate agent, determining your timeline, setting the correct price, preparing and marketing your property, reviewing offers, completing inspections and appraisals, finalizing...
When is the best time to sell a house in New Hampshire? May through July offer the highest sale prices with a median of $496,000 in 2025, while May and June provide the fastest sales at 21-23 days on market. Spring and early summer combine ideal conditions: peak buyer...
In New Hampshire, homes currently sell in an average of 31 days, though this varies by location, season, and market conditions. The New Hampshire Seacoast real estate market remains a seller’s market with approximately 4.2 months of inventory (anything under 6...