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🏡 Full-Time NH Realtor | Making Moves Easy for Buyers & Sellers!
📍 Local Expert | Southern and Coastal NH
🎥 Showcasing Homes Like a Pro!
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10/15/2026

My home assessment just went up almost $130,000! 😳

And judging by what I’m seeing in local Facebook groups, I’m not the only one getting a little sticker shock.

But here’s something a lot of homeowners, especially first-time buyers, may not realize.

Just because your home’s assessed value increased 20%, 30%, or even 40%, that doesn’t mean your property taxes are going up by that same percentage.

In New Hampshire, when towns reassess property values, the tax rate per thousand generally adjusts as well.

Your actual tax bill depends on the new rate, your assessment, and how much money needs to be raised.

I put together this quick video to explain how it works.

If you’ve received one of these notices, take a minute and watch.

And if you know someone who just bought their first home, share this with them. It might save them a little unnecessary stress.

— Kevin Cooper | Coop Group Home Team

10/09/2026

**Should you get a home inspection before listing your house? 🏡**

One of the benefits of a pre-listing inspection is knowing what you're dealing with before a buyer walks through the door.

If an issue comes up, you may have the opportunity to address it ahead of time or disclose it upfront, rather than being surprised during the buyer's inspection.

It doesn't mean you have to fix everything. It means you can make informed decisions before putting your home on the market.

Thinking about selling your home in Southern New Hampshire? Shoot me a message.

09/01/2026

My last video about New Hampshire property taxes definitely got people talking. 😂

So let me clarify one thing…

Yes, New Hampshire has high property taxes. But high property taxes do not automatically mean a high overall tax burden.

We don’t have a general sales tax, and New Hampshire no longer taxes earned income — plus property taxes can vary dramatically from one town to another.

That’s why when you’re comparing NH to MA — or even one NH town to another — you really need to look at the entire cost of living, not just one tax number.

That’s what actually matters.

LivingInNH

08/31/2026

No state income tax doesn’t mean New Hampshire is cheap to live in. 👀🏡

One of the biggest surprises for people moving to NH is the property tax bill.

A $500,000 home could easily have a tax bill of $9,000–$11,000 a year depending on the town — and two similarly priced homes in different towns could be thousands of dollars apart annually.

That’s why you can’t look at just the price of the house when deciding where to buy.

Thinking about moving to Southern NH?

👇 Drop the town you’re considering in the comments and I’ll tell you what the tax rate looks like there.

PropertyTaxes NewHampshireHomes

08/29/2026

Do you suffer from it? Give a 👎 if you do and a 👍 if you don’t ‼️

08/28/2026

The highest offer isn’t always the BEST offer. 🏡

When sellers get multiple offers, it’s easy to look at the biggest number and think, “Well, obviously we’re taking that one.”

Not so fast.

Price matters — but so do financing, contingencies, inspections, appraisal risk and even the closing date.

Sometimes the offer that looks best on paper isn’t the one I’d recommend.

The goal isn’t just to get an offer. It’s to get to the closing table.

Thinking about selling in Southern NH or MA? Shoot me a message.

RealEstateTips

08/25/2026

Zestimates suck. 😂

Okay…sometimes they’re actually pretty accurate.

We recently sold one home in Pelham where the Zestimate was about $50,000 higher than what buyers were ultimately willing to pay.

Around the same time, we sold another home in Salem where Zillow was almost dead on.

And that’s really the point.

A Zestimate can be a useful data point, but it’s still an algorithm that’s never walked through your front door. It doesn’t experience your home the way an actual buyer does.

So go check yours. 👀

Do you think your Zestimate is high, low or pretty close❓ Let me know in the comments‼️

And if a move in Southern NH or Northern MA is in your future, shoot me a message. I’m always happy to help. 🏡

HomeSelling

08/19/2026

My fun fact for the day. This song gets me super emotional and I don’t know why. When we get to the part “I sought the lord and he heard and he answered” I cry like a baby. I can’t look at anyone. I just play my guitar 🎸, stare up through the stained glass window or close my eyes and cry.

And another thing……listen to these two sing. My God!!!! Amazing

I trust in god. I did seek him….he heard me and we still have a lot of conversations.

Come say hi, just don’t look at me when we’re playing 🤣.

All People Church at 180 East Merrimack St in Lowell MA. It’s in the GPS. Hope to see you

05/30/2026

Let’s say a home is worth around $400,000.

Should it be listed at $250,000?

Some agents would say it’s a smart way to create more showings and multiple offers.
Others would argue it creates unrealistic expectations for buyers.

I share my opinion in a new YouTube video.

Comment STRATEGY and I’ll send you the link.

👇 Smart marketing or misleading?

05/02/2026

More space. More quiet. More value. But still 40 minutes from Boston and everything you had before.

That's what southern New Hampshire offers — and it's exactly what the right buyer is looking for.

The families we help relocate here aren't leaving Massachusetts because they hate it. They're coming to NH because they're ready for something better. More land. Lower taxes. A different pace of life. Without completely starting over.

If that sounds like you — watch this short video. Then reach out. We'd love to help you figure out if southern NH is the right fit.
🔗 https://coopgrouphometeam.com/moving-to-southern-nh-from-massachusetts-2026/

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