Natural disasters can mean major expenses for homeowners, not to mention the stress and inconvenience of repairing damage. Here are a few tips to get you and your home ready for a major storm. 1. Board up your windows with…
The global pandemic has many homeowners turn to old-fashioned, self sufficiency techniques to maintain their distance from crowded places. Many have even picked up new skills. Here are a few places to get started if you are interested in creating…
If you are buying or selling a home, you have probably considered working with a real estate professional to represent you during the process. Maybe you have even found someone already. When looking for someone to represent your interest, it…
Have you ever wondered if you should rent or buy a home for yourself and your family? Here is a simple case study of a for rent or sale property to show what factors may impact your decision. An updated…
With everyone spending more time at home, maybe you have noticed a few home projects that still need to be finished. With long days and sunny weather, late summer is the perfect time to tackle those last few items on…
If you are in the market for a new home, you’ve probably turned to the internet to begin your search. You can learn about neighborhoods, find out about schools, and a lot more using a simple search. Once you are…
If you are purchasing or refinancing a home, chances are you have learned a lot of new terms. One of those may be “points.” But what exactly are points in a real estate deal? Points are referred to as mortgage…
Many home buyers love a neighborhood with great amenities. A community pool, parks and playgrounds, and well kept walking trails all make prospective buyers’ eyes light up. If you are looking to buy in a neighborhood with top-of-the-line amenities, make…
Like most of America, you are probably still spending more time at home than usual due to COVID-19 precautions. This is the perfect time to do a little bit of window shopping for a new home or get inspiration for…
If you are a homeowner in the United States, you likely have a mortgage, a loan taken out to pay for your home. The terms of these loans vary but most follow a 30-year payoff plan, with interest being paid…
