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Issue 11
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The Payne Team understands that your real estate needs are among the largest financial decisions you will make in your life. We take that responsibility to heart going the extra mile to ensure a smooth transaction. The Payne Team prides themselves with providing top notch real estate representation for our clients. We are local real estate experts specializing in residential, commercial, farms, and unimproved land. Having come together as a team in 2021 it didn't take long for The Payne Team to have an impact on the local real estate community. We have been constantly a Top 20 Performer in the Mid-Atlantic region for Coldwell Banker. The Payne Team was, also, a Finalist in Coastal Style magazine as the Best Real Estate Team in Wicomico County.
Rob Payne Team Lead-REALTOR
Angela Payne REALTOR
Rachael Fritts Marketing Mgr/Admin
Ryan Basch REALTOR
Aaron Bergeron REALTOR
BEHIND THE SCENES
Rachael Fritts DESIGNER AND EDITOR
Rachael graduated from Regent University with a Degree in Business Marketing in 2021. She has been with The Payne Team as a Marketing Manager since 2019.
Shawn Hunt LOAN OFFICER-THE HUNT TEAM
SVP, Area Manager NMLS ID# 1098459 M: (443) 783-0910
shunt@cmghomeloans.com www.HuntTeamMortgage.com CMG Home Loans | NMLS ID# 1820
Ryan Basch REALTOR & MARKET ANALYST Ryan holds a degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Delaware. He transitioned to real estate in 2021 to join the family business after 17 years in various technical and business leadership roles with multi-national companies.
LAND BUILDING 101 LEMON OREO DESSERT CMG HOME LOANS FAMILY OLYMPICS PUZZLES RECENTLY SOLD CALENDAR CONTENTS
MARKET INSIGHT FEATURED LISTINGS MEXICAN CORN CHICKEN TACOS REVIEWS
HANDYMAN HOW-TO CURRENT LISTINGS SUMMER BUCKET LIST
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MARKET INSIGHTS APPLYING DATA SCIENCE TO BETTER UNDERSTAND OUR LOCAL MARKET Trends from last month continue with prices ticking up and homes still selling quickly. Inventory is picking up, but does that mean you have more options for the specific property you are looking for as a buyer? It depends! Read on to learn more…
All transaction data & data visualizations are based on information from Bright MLS for the period 1/1/2018 to 6/30/2023 Unless otherwise noted, data includes “Active” or “Closed” transactions from Wicomico, Worcester, Somerset, Dorchester and Sussex Counties
AVERAGE SOLD PRICE Average pricing in our area is up again in June.
Prices have steadily risen throughout 2023. There may be signs however that the rate of increase is slowing down. Worcester and Dorchester had declines in average pricing. The average price in Dorchester reset after the unusual high in May. Wicomico remained steady from last month. Sussex and Somerset both increased modestly.
# OF HOMES SOLD
June sales were similar to May.Notably, this is the first month in 2023 that exceeded sales from the same month in 2022. YTD sales are still down about 16% compared to 2022.
INVENTORY
Inventory has been a common theme in our discussions over the last several months. And although it has been steadily increasing over the course of this year, we will take a closer look at the make-up of the current homes available in our local market.
The number of homes for sale is up 12% since the beginning of March. But with over 1,900 homes for sale, how many are available that have the features buyers are looking for…
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION The chart above shows how inventory is currently distributed in our area. The relative size of the bubbles represents the number of homes for sale in that city.
Most of current inventory is in the coastal market. Things are more evenly distributed inland, albeit much fewer in number.
Limited options in the non-coastal areas are keeping prices up and leading to low days on market. Homes are going under contract very quickly, especially ones that are move-in ready at affordable price points!
Homes with 3 bedrooms make up almost 50% of what is currently for sale. If you need more than 3, your options reduce considerably. BEDS & BATHS
Likewise, well over half of homes for sale have 2 bathrooms.
Looking for a 1-level rancher? Ranchers make up about 14% of the market. Log cabin? Only 2 for sale! ARCHITECTURE
NEED A GARAGE?
2/3 of homes have at least a 1-car garage.
SUMMER GETTING TO YOU? Central air conditioning is very common with over 85% of homes having this valuable comfort feature.
Swimming pool? Not likely. Very few homes (< 3%) have an existing pool, either above ground or in-ground.
Thanks for reading this month's Market Insights. As always, my inbox is open for questions! Any real estate market question is welcome - Reach me at 443-614-4327 or email me Ryan.payneteam@gmail.com
BACK TO School Starts: 2 Months Before:
SCHOOL Checklist
Schedule doctor visits and physicals as needed. Send or bring required forms to the doctors, renew medications Sign up your kids for fall sports and after-school activities.
6 Weeks Before:
Sort through fall clothing Sit down with planner and write down the entire school calendar
1 Month Before:
Purchase basic wardrobe necessities: Backpacks, Lunches, etc. Purchase required school supplies Check progress on summer reading and math packets.
3 Weeks Before:
create an organization station by the door with all of the kids belongings needed to make the morning go smoother.
2 Weeks Before:
Start getting your kids back in a bedtime routine. Set up babysitter schedule if needed.
1 Week Before:
Schedule haircuts if needed. Stock up on foods needed for lunches. Purchase Homework supplies.
The Night Before:
Prepare lunches and snacks for the first day or school. Pack supplies in backpacks. Lay out clothes for first day of school Set alarm clocks.
Featured Listing
3188 Bowman Rd. Seaford, De 19973 3 BD 2.5 BTH 2,050SqFt OFFERED AT $399,900
From the moment you enter this beautiful 3 Bedroom 2.5 Bath property you will be impressed with the Pride of Ownership and the Exceptional Craftmanship! This home has over 2000 SF of living space with many high quality features! Starting with the true Oak Hardwood floors throughout the main living areas. We then come to the kitchen area featuring Granite Countertops, Stainless Steel Appliances and a large island for additional prep space! Besides the formal living room there is a spacious great room giving plenty of elbow room for inside living. The owners suite features an ample sized walk in closet and the second and third bedrooms are quite large as well. As an added bonus there is a flex space which is currently being used as a bedroom, but could easily be an office, workout room, or craft space. There is a two car attached garage with additional space for shelving and storage. Now to the outside.... from the moment you drive up the paved driveway you will be impressed by the over 2 acres that are part of this parcel. There is an additional Outbuilding with a Roll Up Door for storing mowers and toys, a separate attached work area with running water to the side as well as more storage to the rear. Off the Great room there is a concrete patio... perfect for outdoor entertainment. We're not done yet there are numerous peach trees on the property that are currently producing fruit as well as established fencing for those who enjoy barnyard animals. Tucked out in the country but not too far from town this gem needs to be seen to be appreciated. Schedule your showing today!
Rob Payne 443-783-0821 Rob.payneteam@gmail.com
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Mexican Street Corn Chicken Tacos
2 lbs Chicken Breasts ⅓ to ½ cup Canola Oil 3 Tablespoons Fresh Lime Juice 1 teaspoon Chili Powder 1 teaspoon Cumin ½ teaspoon Garlic Powder Salt and Pepper Mexican Grilled Chicken Street Corn
2 cups Cooked Corn 1 to 2 Tablespoons Mayo 1 Tablespoon Lime Juice ¼ teaspoon Chili Powder ¼ cup Cilantro ½ Jalapeno (chopped) 2 Green Onions (sliced) ½ teaspoon Garlic Salt
Garnish
6 to 12 Corn Tortillas 1 to 2 Avocados (sliced) ½ cup Cotija Cheese Cilantro
Mexican Crema
1 cup Sour Cream 3 Tablespoons Taco Sauce
Grilled Chicken:
In a bowl, stir together oil, lime juice, chili powder, cumin, garlic powder, salt, and pepper. Pierce chicken breasts with a fork. Place in a large Ziploc bag. Pour marinade over chicken. Let marinate for at least 30 minutes. 4 - 5 hours is ideal. Preheat grill to medium heat. Brush grill with oil to prevent sticking. Place chicken on the grill. Cook for approximately 5 - 6 minutes per side, depending on the thickness of chicken. The internal temperature of the chicken should reach 165 degrees. Cut into pieces.
Street Corn Salad:
Cook corn and place corn kernels in a bowl. Stir in mayonnaise, lime juice, chili powder, cilantro, jalapeno, green onions, and garlic salt.
Assembling Chicken Tacos:
If using corn tortillas, heat a small amount of oil in a skillet. Place corn tortillas one-by-one in a skillet and soften in the oil for a few seconds. Remove and let drain on a paper-towel-lined plate. Top with chicken, street corn, fresh avocado slices, and sprinkle with cotija cheese and cilantro.
Prep Time
20 Mins
Cook Time
15 Mins
Servings
6
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Handy Man How-To With Agent Aaron Bergeron! How to Replace a Dated Faucet
Tools Required Lavatory Wrench Surface Cleaner Putty
Step 1: Turn off the water
Turn off the water to the faucet you’re going to replace. You can do this by using the shut off valves under the sink, or the main shutoff to the water for the entire house.
Step 2: Disconnect supply lines
Disconnect supply lines from shutoff valves or piping by using the correct size wrench.
Step 3: Remove everything from the faucet
Using a lavatory wrench, remove the supply lines from the faucet. Also using the lavatory wrench, remove the holding nuts from the faucet. If it has a sprayer, remove the spray head from the hose and remove the clip from the end of the hose along with the washers and nut. You will need to shove the hose down through the hole that it’s sticking up through. Remove holding nut for the “sprayer holder.”
Step 4: Remove the Faucet
Once the holder for the sprayer head and faucet are removed, clean mounting surface with cleaner. You may need to use a type of scale remover to make sealing surface clean.
Step 6: Attach the faucet Set faucet on sink and center it. Push down on it to seal putty in place. Attach holding nuts underneath the sink. Make sure as you are tightening the nuts that the faucet doesn’t move and go out of alignment. Tighten nuts securely and remove excess putty from base of faucet. Install sprayer holder, tighten nut, and remove excess putty. Step 5: Connect the base Depending on the faucet you have, there may be a plastic gasket for the base of it that needs putty applied to it. Apply putty to the base of the gasket that will be placed between the sink and the new faucet. A small amount of putty is all that’s needed. Do the same with the sprayer holder. Some faucets may come with a self-sealing gasket which will remove the need for putty.
Step 7: Reattach supply lines to new faucet
Reattach supply lines to faucet. It’s always a good idea to replace supply lines when getting a new faucet—old supply lines can allow leakage.
Step 7: Turn the water back on
Remove aerator from spout of faucet. Turn the water back on and run water through the spout to rinse and objects out. Reinstall aerator and you’re ready to use your new faucet!
CONGRATS! You just Changed your First Faucet!
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410-251-2029
CURRENT LISTINGS
0 Rockawalkin Ridge Rd. Salisbury, MD. 21801 OFFERED AT $61,900
3188 Bowman Dr. Seaford, De 19973 3 BD - 2.5 BA OFFERED AT $399,900
21465 Nanticoke Rd. Tyaskin, MD 21865 OFFERED AT $59,000
0 Legacy Ln. Crisfield, MD 21817 OFFERED AT $284,900
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Poultry Farm with TWO Homes on Property!! Each Home 3BD 2BTH
31262 Morris Leonard Rd. Parsonsburg, MD 21849 3 BD - 2 BA - 2,304 SF 16.55 Acres OFFERED AT $599,000
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OFFERED AT $2,000,000
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23864 Ocean Gateway. Mardela Springs, MD 21837 OFFERED AT $725,000
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END SUMMER WITH A
NEW HOME
So, you want to buy land? Maybe you have a blueprint for a dream home, and you’re looking for some developed land to build it on. Or you could be looking to invest in undeveloped land just outside of a booming area. Heck, maybe you just want to tear around on a four- wheeler once in a while without disturbing the neighbors.
Whatever the reason, lots of people are interested in land ownership. But how do you buy land?
How to Buy Land The land-buying process really isn’t all that different from the home- buying process, but there are some key differences between the two. So, to make sure you don’t miss anything, you’ll want to follow three steps as you navigate the process of buying land—whether you’re doing it so you can build a house or for another reason, like investing. The three steps for how to purchase land are . . .
Decide where to buy land. Make sure you have enough money to buy land. Build a team of all-star pros. 1. 2. 3.
Following those steps is the best way to buy land. Let’s break each of them down.
Step 1: Decide where to buy land. Even if you’re simply buying land to build a home, you still want to think like an investor. That means you’ll want to buy a property that’s likely to grow in value over time. To figure out whether a property’s value will go up, you’ll have to do some homework. Do some digging on these seven things before you sign the dotted line. 1. Location The three most important things in real estate are location, location and location. While you may be fine owning land that’s completely off the grid, you need to think about how a future buyer would feel about that. And here’s a spoiler: Most folks won’t want to drive an hour to reach the nearest signs of civilization—like grocery stores and gas stations. When you’re evaluating the value of a location, and whether that value is likely to increase, you’ll also need to think about the quality of the school district the property falls into, how close the land is to highways and stores, and its distance from emergency services, like hospitals and fire stations. 2. Zoning Check with your city, county and state zoning ordinances to see if it’s even possible to build a home on the land you’re looking at—that will affect the land’s value and its potential to grow regardless of whether you want to build. Also find out if the government has any building plans of their own that could impact the land’s value, like new nearby highways or powerplants. Stuff like that is more common than you may think, so watch out!
3. Topography You need to consider the type of soil, the number of trees, and the elevation or flatness of the terrain. Those are all things that will affect the cost of building a home and the value of the land. For example, if you buy property in the wetlands, you'll have to deal with tough regulations and pay for an expensive septic system. Performing a full topography assessment is highly technical, which makes it tough if you aren’t trained as a farmer or geologist. That’s part of the reason why you’ll want to get a team of top-notch experts on your side as you navigate the land-buying process. 4. Environmental Concerns Make sure you’re aware of environmental dangers that could affect your land (like flooding or other natural disasters), as well as any endangered plants or animals living on the property you’re looking at. If you buy in a wooded area, check to see how many trees you’re allowed to clear. This stuff should pop up when you look at zoning regulations and topography, but it’s always better to ask, just in case. 5. Road Access When you buy land, you need a way to get to it easily. If the roads leading to it are someone else’s private property, you’ll have to get legal permission to use them. The official term for that is easement, and it may come with a fee and an agreement to share the road maintenance costs. (No, baking cookies for your neighbor won’t get the job done.) Even though it’s a hassle, easement is incredibly important to figure out before you commit to buying land. If you don’t have an easement, you won’t be able to get to your property—so you may as well not even buy it. Of course, if the roads leading to the land aren’t private property, you’re in the clear!
6. Utility Services The land might not come with access to city water, electricity, cable lines or sewage systems, which would seriously affect its value. Check the city limits to see if you’ll have to invest time and money into building your own septic system, water well or electricity access. Don’t forget to check your cell service, too, when you visit your potential purchase. 7. CCRs CCR stands for covenants, conditions and restrictions. These are rules imposed by an HOA or local government that could affect what you’re allowed to do with your property. The land may be perfect for your flamingo farm, but if the CCRs restrict the breeding of pink birds for some reason, you’ll need to look elsewhere. Step 2: Make sure you have enough money to buy land. This is where the reason you’re buying land really comes into play. That’s because the amount of money you should save before buying land depends on whether you plan to build a home, use the land as an investment, or start that flamingo farm. And by the way, you’ll need to save some cash on the front end either way. If you’re trying to figure out how to buy land with no money, that’s a terrible idea. Buying land (or a house) with no money down is a major financial risk. So, how much money should you save? Let’s take a look.
You’re debt-free. No car payments, student loans or credit card balances. You have a fully funded emergency fund that will cover at least 3–6 months of expenses. You know that your monthly payments between the land and house loans will be no more than 25% of your monthly take-home income. mortgage. That means you’ll want to get a 15-year fixed-rate loan, and you should save up a strong down payment of at least 5–10%. If you can save up a bigger down payment, like 20%, that would be even better because you’d avoid having to pay private mortgage insurance (PMI) . On top of all that, you need to make sure you’ve checked all of these boxes: Completely debt-free with a paid-for home. Already investing 15% of your pretax income into retirement accounts. Saving for your kids to go to college debt-free (if you have kids). Going into debt for an investment will only bring you stress. You’ll have much more peace—and, ultimately, make more money—if you save up to buy land with cash. You also shouldn’t buy land as an investment unless you’re . . . If You’re Buying Property as an Investment If your living situation is squared away and you’re buying land as an investment or for some other reason, taking out a loan is a bad idea. Don’t invest in land (or real estate, for that matter) unless you can pay for it in cash. If You’re Buying Property to Build a Home If you’re buying land so you can use it to build a home for your family to live in, the best plan is to pay cash for everything—the land and your future home. If that’s not realistic for you, taking out a loan is okay. First, you’ll have to take out separate loans for the land and the homebuilding. Getting a land loan is a very different process than getting a mortgage, and the rules are different too. That’s why you’ll want to work with a quality real estate agent, because they’ll be able to help you figure out which type of land loan you need and how much of a down payment is required. When it comes to the homebuilding loan, you’ll want to treat it like a If you haven’t hit all three of those goals yet, that’s where your focus needs to be for now.
Step 3: Build a team of all-star pros. Once you know where you want to buy land and you’ve got the money to do it, you need to get an all-star team of pros on your side. If you’re planning to build a house, that’ll mean looking for an architect, a contractor or project manager, and a builder. Your team will look a little different (and smaller) if you’re just buying the land as an investment, but you’ll need a good real estate agent either way. Buying land can be complicated, so you’ll want to work with someone who can help you do it properly! They’ll be able to help you with some of the more technical stuff we’ve talked about, like zoning, land loan requirements, topography and other words that are hard to pronounce. The best way to make sure you get an experienced, high-quality agent is finding a RamseyTrusted pro in your area. We don’t just slap that label on anyone, either. RamseyTrusted agents provide rock-star customer service, and they’re experts in their local communities. They have the heart of a teacher, which means they’ll take you through all the ins and outs of how to buy land with patience and grace.
LEMON OREO DESSERT
1 package (14.3 ounces) Golden Oreo cookies 1/2 cup salted butter, melted 2 packages (3.4 ounces each) instant lemon pudding mix 3 ¼ cups milk 2 containers (8 ounces each) Cool Whip, thawed 1 block (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened 1 cup powdered sugar Ingredients
Crush all Oreo cookies in a food processor or crush with a rolling pin in a large ziplock bag. (They can be as thick or fine crumbs as you prefer.) Reserve 3/4 cup of the crushed Oreos for the topping. Pour the remaining crumbs in a 9×13-inch baking dish; spreading out evenly. Pour the melted butter all over the crumbs. Mix together and then press this down into the bottom of the pan to create the crust. In a medium bowl, mix together both lemon pudding mixes and the milk. Whisk well to combine. Cover bowl and place in the fridge for 5 minutes to thicken. In a separate bowl, place the cream cheese inside. Blend the cream cheese until smooth. Then blend in the powdered sugar until combined. Fold in onecontainer of cool whip. Spread this mixture very gently and evenly all over the Oreo crust. Spread the lemon pudding evenly over the cream cheese layer. Then spread the remaining container of cool whip over the top. Sprinkle the remaining crushed Oreos all over the top.
Cover and chill in fridge for 2 hours before serving. Cut into squares and enjoy!
LEARN THE FACTS ABOUT REVERSE MORTGAGES
If you're a homeowner age 62 or older, a Reverse Mortgage can help you enjoy the greater financial flexibility - whether you're in retirement or still working. But misconceptions about how Revere Mortgages work are all too common, and they can prevent you and your loved ones from getting valuable information on an important financial option. Let's look at six common misconception and then learn the facts so you can better understand this dymanic loan product. FICTION: A Reverse Mortgage will cause me to lose my home. FACT: If you live in your home as your primary residence, pay property taxes, homeowners' insurance, HOA dues (if applicable) and maintain the home, your home will not be foreclosed on. FICTION: Taking out a Reverse Mortgage meand that my heirs won't inherit anything. FACT: Heirs have the opportunity to repay the loan to keep the home or sell the home and repay the loan. If the home sells for more than is owed, they keep the difference.
FICTION: The income received for my Reverse Mortgage will affect my Social Security and other benefits. FACT: It is a loan, and therefore is not considered taxable income. It will not lower important Social Security and Medicare benefits. FICTION: My children will be responsible for the repayment of the loan FACT: Your heirs or estate only pay back the balance on the Reverse Mortgage, which is the money you used in the program and the accrued interest on that amount. FICTION: If I get a Reverse Mortage, the bank will own my home. FACT: With a Reverse Mortgage, you retain 100% ownership of your home. When you have facts, you can make better decisions about your retirement future. TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT REVERSE MORTGAGES, GIVE ME A CALL TODAY.
Shawn Hunt Senior Vice President, Branch Manager NMLS ID# 1098459 Branch NMLS# 2443130 shunt@cmghomeloans.com
Family Olympics
Human Ring Toss
1 Pool Noodle per team Duct Tape
Secure the pool noodle into a ring shape using the duct tape.The first team member steps out 3-4 feet from the other team members. She/He can not move or shift their
body to help the thrower. The second team member attempts to "ring toss' this team member. Once "ringed" the thrower becomes the ringer and the ringer moves to the back of the line. First team to go through the entire line wins.
Solo Stack
15 Cups per team Each team gets a stack of 15 Solo Cups. Divide up the team and place them 15-20ft from the tables with cups. Each team
member will run up to the table and stack a pyramid using the cups. Once built they will take it down and restack the cups for the next team member. Once every team member has stacked and re-stacked the cups and is back in line you win!
Face the cookie
Each participate will receive one oreo cookie. The oreo will be placed on the participates forehead. Without using your hands and only using your face muscles, you must move the cookie to your mouth. First person to do it wins! 1 Oreo Cookie per person
Pass the water
1 Filled Cup of water per team Empty Cups Each Team meber will be sitting with an empty cup of water. The first team member in line will have a filled cup of water. Without looking the first team member will go over their head and fill the second team members cup. The team with the most water in their cup at the end of the line wins! (to make it even more fun, try blindfolded!)
Junk in the trunk
1 Empty Tissue Box Ping Pong Balls Ribbon
Create a belt with the ribbon and empty tissue box. Fill the tissue box with ping pong balls. Each person will tie the tissue box belt around their waist with the tissue box facing behind them. The person has to shake and wiggle to get all of the ping pong balls out of the box. The person who does it in the lowest amount of time wins.
Fly Swatter golf
1 Fly Swatter per team 1 Golf/Ping Pong Ball per team
Each person will get a fly swatter and ball. Plan out the course each person will take. It is a relay race to see who can run and hit their ball throughout the entire course. First one wins! No hitting another persons ball!
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