Selling.
What your home is worth, what selling will cost, and whether now is the time. Then we price it, show it, and negotiate for you. How we sell a home, and what you’d walk away with.
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Buying.
First home or fifth. We get you pre-approved, show you the right streets, write a strong offer, and stay with you through closing. See what we are selling, this weekend’s open houses, and how we work for a buyer.
Pick an advisorJust asking.
Appeal the assessment? Rent it out instead of selling? Wait a year? Ask. Sometimes the answer is don’t, and we will tell you.
Ask an advisorYour team of advisors.
Experienced advisors who have worked this valley for years, under one Broker of Record who reads every file before it closes. Pick one and book a time, or just call.
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How we work.
Four things we put in writing. The long version is on our promises page.
- Fees in writing before you ask for them.
- Advice in writing, so it is on the record.
- The broker reads every file before it closes.
- One advisor from the first call to the keys.
Where we work.
The Lehigh Valley and the counties around it. If a property falls outside this list, we will say so and point you to someone who knows it.
- Lehigh CountyAllentown, Emmaus, Whitehall, Macungie, Coopersburg, Catasauqua, Slatington, Fogelsville, Alburtis
- Northampton CountyBethlehem, Easton, Nazareth, Bath, Hellertown, Northampton, Wind Gap, Bangor, Pen Argyl
- Carbon CountyJim Thorpe, Lehighton, Palmerton, Weatherly, Lansford, Nesquehoning
- Berks CountyKutztown, Fleetwood, Hamburg, Boyertown, Wyomissing, Reading
- Bucks CountyQuakertown, Perkasie, Sellersville, Trumbauersville, Riegelsville, Doylestown
- Montgomery CountyPennsburg, East Greenville, Red Hill, Green Lane, Souderton, Harleysville
Common questions.
Are real estate commissions negotiable in Pennsylvania?
Yes. Commissions are not set by law, by any multiple listing service, or by any trade association. Any figure you see, including the default in our calculator, is a starting point for a conversation.
What does it cost to sell a house in the Lehigh Valley?
The big three are commission, Pennsylvania realty transfer tax and settlement costs. Transfer tax is 2% of the price in most municipalities, customarily split so the seller pays 1%. Settlement, deed preparation and title charges usually run a few thousand dollars. Repairs, prorated taxes and any mortgage payoff sit on top.
Do I need my own agent to buy a home?
Not legally, but the listing agent works for the seller. Pennsylvania requires every licensee to hand you the State Real Estate Commission’s Consumer Notice at the first substantive conversation, so you know whose side each person is on. We give it at the first real conversation.
Should I talk to a lender before I start looking?
Yes, and early. A pre-approval tells you what you can shop for, and when the right house comes up you can write an offer that day. Sellers have the same homework in reverse: know your net after every cost, and ask your tax advisor what the sale means for your return before you list.
Can I talk to you if I am not ready to buy or sell?
Yes. Whether to appeal a tax assessment, whether a renovation will pay back, whether to rent the house out instead of selling it. You do not have to be ready to do anything to ask.
Are you a REALTOR®? Do you have listings?
Yes. Nest Realty Advisors LLC is a licensed Pennsylvania real estate broker, license RB070473, and the firm and its advisors are members of the Greater Lehigh Valley REALTORS®, the Pennsylvania Association of REALTORS® and the National Association of REALTORS®, with access to the Greater Lehigh Valley MLS. Current listings are shared on request and through the MLS.
Call the office.
610-345-NEST610-345-6378
2610 Walbert Avenue, Allentown, PA 18104. Or pick an advisor and book a time that suits you.
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