Buying a Home? Here are Five Important Facts about Preparing for Homeownership
Buying a home for the first time can be exciting as well as a little intimidating. There’s a lot at stake so for the best home buying experience, it’s wise to educate yourself in advance about the ins and outs of homeownership. Before you find a realtor and start attending open houses, ...
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Make a Smart Move: Seven Savvy Ways to Research Your New Neighborhood
Buying a home is a serious and expensive commitment. If you’re searching for new place to live, you’ve probably spent a lot of time going over your wish list: the number of bedrooms, the square footage, a gourmet kitchen. But many prospective homeowners spend so much time stressing over these details ...
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Buying a New Home? Look for These Important Resale Factors
Just as all properties are not created equal, they don’t all offer good resale value. You may love having the only Victorian house on a street full of modern dwellings, but how many buyers will be turned off by being so conspicuous? Down the road, the home you purchase will ...
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Two-Story or Single-Story Home: Which One is Right for You?
When you’re house hunting, the number of floors is worth careful consideration. It affects not just the appearance of a home, but also how easy it is to navigate, its maintenance, the cost of heating and cooling, and much more. Perhaps you have your eye on a stately colonial, a ...
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The Return of the Rancher: Why Single-Story Homes are in Demand
Ranch style homes are one hot commodity. In fact, they’re currently selling at an average ten percent price premium compared to their two-story counterparts. It’s no coincidence that this strong demand for single-story residences is occurring in conjunction with one of the largest growth periods American history, as massive numbers of ...
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Watch Out for these Five Common Real Estate Scams
Buying a home is undeniably stressful. After all, it’s probably the largest purchase you’ll ever make and a significant amount of your hard-earned money is on the line. According to a 2018 survey conducted by Homes.com, an astonishing 50% of Americans say that buying a house is the most stressful ...
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Buying a Home? Watch for these Neighborhood Red Flags
There are some things about a neighborhood that you won’t discover until you move in, but you can check out many aspects ahead of time, saving you from headaches and frustration down the road. Beyond obvious signs like dilapidated buildings and trash-strewn sidewalks, here are ten things to watch for ...
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What Should You Look for When Choosing a Title Company?
Selecting a title company can feel like a big decision—and it is: After all, title companies play a crucial role in real estate transactions. And while title agents mostly work behind the scenes, they do a lot for you. Their duties include reviewing property titles, facilitating closings, and filing and recording ...
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