To sell your home, you’ll need more than just ads and signs.  You’ll need a REALTOR®. With an experienced REALTOR® you’ll should receive top-notch, priority service, in addition to ads and signs.  Your REALTOR® should be your trusted advisor, who is a skilled negotiator and to assist you ...

A guide to achieving the American dream

Buying a home, whether it’s your first or third, is a big and important task.  The goal of your REALTOR® should be to guide you through each step, making it as stress-free and enjoyable as possible.  With a well organized, proven ...

Closing is the culmination of the offering/buying process.  If you haven’t yet met the seller, you are likely to at closing.  If you wish, hire a real estate lawyer to represent you at closing.  The attorney fee will be paid separately by you.  Now is ...

Even if you’ve found what seems to be the perfect home, you need to find a home inspector to cast a critical and experienced eye on every aspect of the property.  Only then will you understand the true condition – and true value of the property.

It doesn’t just ...

The common definition of real estate flipping is “the practice of acquiring property and reselling it in less than 12 months” – hopefully at a profit.

Real estate flipping has been a hot trend in real estate in recent years.  Flippers often boasted turning profits of thousands of dollars ...

You often hear the term “MLS” used by REALTORS® and on real estate sites.  What is it? Well, you can think of the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) as the online “catalog” for all local real estate listings.

Here’s how it works: When a new property is listed for sale ...

Generally referred to as a Permanent Change of Station or PCS, military relocation to a new Duty Station generally occurs about every 2-4 years, depending on a person’s military status and career.  Because of our strategic military location, most of Guam’s REALTORS® have experience with military relocation, and stand ...

Rental properties have become an attraction of small investors in recent years.  Even though the phenomenal property value increases of past decades have slowed, long-term upward trends are expected to continue.  In fact, investing in rental properties has shown to be comparable to, or more profitable than, long-term ...