
Three reasons Why Pre-Approvals Are the First Step in the Homebuying Journey
Share on facebook Share on pinterest Share on twitter Share on google Share on linkedin When the number of buyers in the housing market outnumbers the
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Share on facebook Share on pinterest Share on twitter Share on google Share on linkedin When the number of buyers in the housing market outnumbers the
Share on facebook Share on pinterest Share on twitter Share on google Share on linkedin Most of us are aware that rent in the United
Share on facebook Share on pinterest Share on twitter Share on google Share on linkedin Hey guys, hope you’re doing well, so let’s get straight
Share on facebook Share on pinterest Share on twitter Share on google Share on linkedin Hey guys, so according to an Urban Institute study, homeowners who
Share on facebook Share on pinterest Share on twitter Share on google Share on linkedin Hey guys, so outside of a strong economy, low unemployment,
Share on facebook Share on pinterest Share on twitter Share on google Share on linkedin You’re not alone when it comes to thinking where the
Share on facebook Share on pinterest Share on twitter Share on google Share on linkedin Many sellers and even up until recently I believed spring
Share on facebook Share on pinterest Share on twitter Share on google Share on linkedin First off, I’d like to thank those who have served
Share on facebook Share on pinterest Share on twitter Share on google Share on linkedin Hey guys, so according to the ‘2019 Home Buyer Report’ conducted by Nerdwallet,
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Share on facebook Share on pinterest Share on twitter Share on google Share on linkedin Hey guys, so the gap between the increase in personal
Some Highlights: Buyers are active in the market and often competing with one another for available listings. Housing inventory is still under the 6-month supply
EQUITY EQUITY EQUITY! The difference between the value of your home and what you owe is called equity. Equity is basically like a forced savings
The answer is yes!!! So, turns out millennials have held the highest share of home buying activity in 2018 out of all other generations for
You know when everything aligns just perfectly, and you can’t help but smile about it? That’s basically what’s happening for sellers this Spring.
Have you ever heard the saying, ” there are no stupid questions”? Well, truth be told, when it comes to Real Estate you should be asking a ton of questions. I love when my buyers ask me a bunch of questions, hell sometimes they ask me things I’ve never been asked before. It’s great because it teaches me something new and reminds me that you can never know it all.
If you’ve read my other blogs about buying, you know that I’ve emphasized that buying a house is a BIG deal and most likely the
Short sales or foreclosures…what’s better? Life can be tough especially when it comes to finances. Uncertainty can affect the most creditworthy person. You lose your
Tax benefits you need to know Tax season is here, and you might have already done them, if so hooray for you! I still have
Parents to the rescue, helping their kids buy homes. It’s no secret that housing affordability is so insane for the majority of us in the
Ahhh 2019, new year, new goals…or same goals but really going to tackle them this year. I want to share with you 2 important things to look out for if you’re planning on buying a house this year.
Regret is not something I like and I’m sure you don’t like it either. You always hear about buyer’s remorse which basically means the buyer regrets not buying a home a year ago and now prices have gone up and you know the rest.
77% of Homes Will Sell Below List Price: Hey guys, I know this isn’t what you want to hear sellers, but you may want to
MOVING SOUTH IS THE NEW BLACK HEY GUYS! I’m not talking about fashion, I’m talking about Real Estate. According to a new analysis by LendingTree,