Bozeman has experienced years of rising home prices, but in 2023, we finally saw the market stabilize. While prices remain high, they are no longer increasing at the rapid pace they once were, making now an ideal time to enter the Bozeman real estate market. The current high-interest rates have reduced competition among buyers, and with rates expected to decrease in 2024, experts predict that home prices will likely begin to rise again.

Yes! This is your opportunity to conduct a final inspection of the home before the official closing. It's an important step, allowing you to confirm that the property is in the same condition as when you last saw it. You'll also have the chance to ensure that all items meant to convey are still in place and that any repairs from the inspection contingency have been completed. Additionally, this walk-through gives you the chance to verify that the seller has moved out all their belongings and to check that appliances are still in working order, just as they were during your previous visit.

In nearly all real estate transactions the sellers pay a listing commission. Standard listing commission is 5-6% of the purchase price of the home. This commission is split between the listing and buyer’s agent.

When there is a surplus of homes for sale and a shortage of buyer demand, it is considered a buyer’s market. During this type of market, buyers have an advantage to negotiate a lower sales price. Days on the market generally increase and price reductions are more common during a buyer’s market.

A home inspection is important to give you a clear picture of the home's overall condition. It will provide you with a top-to-bottom evaluation of the home’s physical structure as well as its mechanical and electrical systems. They check major appliances and inspect heating and cooling systems, attic, basement, walls, windows, floors, doors, and ceilings. These are important items to know are functioning before the final purchase of a home.