Homebuyer Tips
In The Current Housing Market, Prospective Buyers Must Remain Patient
The housing market has been through many ups and downs during the past 12 months. Now, buyers are facing a unique challenge as they try to find the right house in the perfect seller’s market. Right now, real estate is extremely competitive, as low inventory has continued for several months.
Read MoreBuying a Home Where Someone Passed Away
A key factor that often drives the sale of new homes versus existing ones tends to be cultural. Rather than being financially-driven or associated with location factors, many homebuyers will steer clear of existing homes where someone has passed away. The primary fear tends to be concerns about a leftover spiritual residual in the home that could affect the new homeowners. Despite the abundance of TV shows about ghost-chasers and similar, the stigma of a dead person’s home has been around for centuries and is still alive and well today.
Read MoreThe Ultimate Payoff: Getting Debt Free Before Retirement
For many people, reaching retirement is something to look forward to. At the same time, too many people still have a lot of debt by the time they retire. In order for people to really take advantage of everything that retirement has to offer, they should try to find a way to pay off all of their debt before they retire. In order to make sure this happens, there are a few tips that everyone has to keep in mind.
Read MoreWhat To Consider When Buying A Fixer-Upper
In your imagination it seems like a great idea â you purchase an older run-down property and you have the chance to fix it up and turn it into the home of your dreams.
Read MoreHow A Mortgage Pre-Approval Can Help You Get A Better Deal On Your Home Purchase
Oftentimes, when you are searching for a new home, it may seem obtaining a pre-approval for your mortgage loan is a waste of time and energy.
Read MoreCan I Get Cash Out From My Home Right After I’ve Purchased It?
Generally when you are purchasing a home, you are buying below the appraised value and you are making a down payment. The good news is this means you have “instant equity” in your home.
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