Many of the questions that come up when thinking about buying a home revolve around financing & how you're going to make it happen financially.
A great mortgage lender will lead you through the process & help to make it go as smoothly as possible while keeping your best …
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Summer has officially come to an end and you may be thinking you've lost the opportunity to sell and need to wait until next spring. But that doesn't need to happen! Although it's not as busy with a huge swarm of …
The real estate market is constantly changing, so of course DO YOUR RESEARCH! DO NOT jump the gun on this one! Unbiased advice from family and peers may be kind, but you are the only one who knows what your needs …
Are you ready to make the transition into home ownership? That's awesome! In this exciting time you might be turning to friends or family for insight into the process. There seems to be a circulation of misinformation spreading so we're going to clear up a few …
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If you haven't bought a home yet, you're missing out!
There's nothing like that moment when you walk through your doors, lay your purse or keys on the kitchen counter, and breathe a sigh of relief while thinking, "Finally, it's ours (or mine)!"
The …
View MoreIn addition to the purchase price, there are many costs to be aware of when buying a home. Extra fees associated with buying a home could put you in an unexpected financial bind if you're not prepared. While there can be more (be sure to ask your agent & …
View MoreThere is no such thing as a perfect house. I know first hand that even a new construction house or a home that has been extremely well maintained will have items that come up during a professional home inspection.
Here are the top 10 most common items found on …
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Once the boxes are packed & you're about to transition to your new home, there are some people you need to notify of your move.
Current Landlord
If you are renting, make sure you notify your landlord in writing that you are moving out. Reference your lease …
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1. Learn everything you can about a house's history
Ask what the average utility costs are. Find out about past problems or any improvements. Look up to see if there were permits for work. Check DOT maps to make sure there are no impending roads coming nearby.
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