Michael Warford

Content Writer

Michael Warford is a contributing writer to Real Estate Witch, the nation's leading real estate education platform for home buyers, sellers, and investors.

Prior to contributing to Real Estate Witch, Michael worked as a freelance writer for a variety of digital and print publications, including Homes & Land Magazine Edmonton and Yellow Pages Canada. He was also the Assistant Manager of Content Production at Higher Education Marketing in Montreal, where he developed content for leading colleges and universities.

He studied English at Concordia University in Montreal where he received a B.A. and M.A.

When not writing, Michael enjoys reading, drawing, traveling, and exploring Montreal's neighborhoods and cafes.

Featured Published Articles

  • Thinking of selling your home through 72SOLD or Opendoor, but not sure which to choose? Here are the pros and cons to consider, according to real customers.

  • for sale by the owner

    Listing your house on Zillow for sale by owner (FSBO) can be a great way to get your home in front of potential buyers, but you should know what you're getting yourself into. In this guide, we'll cover everything you need to know about posting your house on Zillow for sale by owner: fees, pros…

  • HomeLight can quickly connect you with a local real estate agent, but it doesn't offer the commission savings you'd get with other agent finding services.

  • selling a house

    Selling without a realtor may sound great because you won't pay a listing agent commission. But this method doesn’t guarantee more money in your pocket.

  • A home appraisal determines the value of a home. Appraisals are common in real estate transactions, and they’re often required by lenders as part of the mortgage approval process. Here are some scenarios where you may need a home appraisal: In this article, we’ll look in more detail at what a home appraisal is, when…

  • When you’re selling a house, a “good offer” isn’t always the one with the highest price. The best offer is usually the one that gives you the highest net proceeds with the lowest risk of falling apart — and a closing plan that fits your timeline. Price matters, but so do the terms: contingencies, financing…