Author name: Steve Schappert, REALTOR®

Steve Schappert has been in the real estate and or construction business for over 40 years. His combined knowledge, attention to detail, and negotiating skills make him an excellent choice to help buy or sell a Connecticut luxury home. Schappert sharpened his negotiating skills by working with the Secret Service. Schappert was able to convince international bank fraud criminals to come to the US to be arrested for their crimes. Schappert has been interviewed by ABC, NBC, CNN, BBC, The New York Times and many more. Connecticut Real Estate provides discriminating home-buyers and sellers with professional, responsive and attentive real estate services. Want an agent who'll really listen to what you want in a home? Need an agent who knows how to effectively market your home so it sells? Give me a call! I'm eager to help and would love to talk to you. 1-203-994-3950

Don’t Sell Your Connecticut Home On Your Own Just Because It’s a Sellers’ Market

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Don’t Sell Your Connecticut Home On Your Own Just Because It’s a Sellers’ Market. In a sellers’ market, some homeowners might be tempted to try to sell their house on their own (known as For Sale By Owner, or FSBO) instead of working with a trusted real estate professional. When the inventory of homes for sale is as low as it […]

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Your Tax Refund and Stimulus Savings May Help You Achieve Homeownership This Year

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Your Tax Refund and Stimulus Savings May Help You Achieve Homeownership This Year. If you’re planning to buy a home this year, saving for a down payment is one of the most important steps in the process. One of the best ways to jumpstart your savings is by starting with the help of your tax

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Don’t Get Fooled into Selling Your Connecticut House on Your Own

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 Don’t Get Fooled into Selling Your Connecticut House on Your Own At first glance, selling your home on your own may seem like a smart way to save money. Many homeowners are tempted to list their property without the help of a licensed real estate professional because they think they’ll avoid paying commission fees

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How a Change in Mortgage Rate Impacts Your Connecticut Homebuying Budget

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How a Change in Mortgage Rate Impacts Your Connecticut Homebuying Budget. Mortgage rates are on the rise this year, but they’re still incredibly low compared to the historic average. However, anytime there’s a change in the mortgage rate, it affects what you can afford to borrow when you’re buying a home. As Sam Khater, Chief Economist at Freddie Mac, shares: “Since

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Connecticut Home Buyers: There’s No Reason To Panic Over Today’s Lending Standards

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Connecticut Home Buyers: There’s No Reason To Panic Over Today’s Lending Standards. Today, some are afraid the real estate market is starting to look a lot like it did in 2006, just prior to the housing crash. One of the factors they’re pointing to is the availability of mortgage money. Recent articles about the availability

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Is Homeownership Still Considered Part of the Connecticut Dream?

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Since the birth of our nation, homeownership has always been considered a major piece of the American Dream. As Frederick Peters reports in Forbes: “The idea of a place of one’s own drives the American story. We became a nation out of a desire to slip the bonds of Europe, which was still in many respects a collection

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Connecticut Buyer & Seller Perks in Today’s Housing Market

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Connecticut Buyer & Seller Perks in Today’s Housing Market. Right now, the housing market is full of outstanding opportunities for both buyers and sellers. Whether you’re thinking of buying your first home, moving up to a bigger one, or selling so you can downsize this spring, there are perks today that are powering big moves for

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What It Means To Be in a Sellers’ Market

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If you’ve given even a casual thought to selling your house in the near future, this is the time to really think seriously about making a move. Here’s why this season is the ultimate sellers’ market and the optimal time to make sure your house is available for buyers who are looking for homes to purchase. The latest Existing Home Sales Report from The

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230 Connecticut Homes listed from $1,000,000-$1,400,000

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View Homes As of 3/16/21 Spring 2021 Home Buyer Guide 230 Connecticut Homes listed from $1,000,000-$1,400,000. Are you thinking of buying, selling, or investing in Connecticut real estate? Reach out to Steve Schappert at Connecticut Real Estate Brokerage LLC, your local expert in all things property-related across the state. connecticutrealestate.online+2connecticutrealestate.online+2 Why call or text now?

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Homes Listed in Connecticut between $1,500,000 – $2,000,000

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Homes Listed in Connecticut between $1,500,000 – $2,000,000 Spring 2021 Home Buyer Guide Homes Listed in Connecticut between $1,500,000 – $2,000,000. Homes Listed in Connecticut between $1,500,000 – $2,000,000. Are you thinking of buying, selling, or investing in Connecticut real estate? Reach out to Steve Schappert at Connecticut Real Estate Brokerage LLC — your trusted

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