Lee's Summit, Missouri, is a progressive community located in the heart of Jackson County. Known for its award-winning educational system and friendly residents, the city is expected to continue its upward growth trend. Lee's Summit is less than one hour away from Kansas City and all the metropolitan area has to offer.
Over the past 10 years, the city of Lee’s Summit, Mo., has averaged around 851 new single-family homes. With almost 86,000 residents, it is now becoming the city “Where Quality Comes to Life,” making it a good place to purchases Lee’s Summit real estate.
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| Population 70,700 | Median Age 35.1 yrs | Household Size: 2.65 |
| Avg Home Value: $131,500 | July High: 87.4°F | January Low: 15.6°F |
Lee's Summit Real Estate
When looking for Lee’s Summit real estate, you want quality, not only in the house itself, but also in the city, its communities and the schools. The school districts have been recognized on both state and national levels for their academic excellence. That’s important to a person who may be moving permanently and wants a place where he or she can raise children.
If you decide to contact a real estate agent, make sure you’re explicit in what you need out of your new home. You’re agent will work hard to find what you want among all the homes on the market, but he or she won’t be able to do that if you don’t list what those wants are. Also, when you secure a viewing, take notes. When buying Lee’s Summit real estate, you won’t only go on one walkthrough, you’ll go on many; taking notes can help you make comparisons later.
Pay attention to whether or not the property is the same condition as it was on the day you made your offer. Always do your final walkthrough after the sellers have left the home, but before the closing, if this is possible. You’re only looking to see if anything has changed at this point, not to make repairs. Check to see if anything was damaged during the seller’s move. It’s not uncommon for many offers to include clauses stating that major systems in the home must be working before the closing, so check appliances and other items such as the furnace and air conditioning. If you do so, you’ll be confident in the choice you made for a new home.
By Stacey Martin
A REALTOR® is a real estate professional who is a member of the National Association of REALTORS®



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