Yes, you can act as your own real estate agent. Anyone can represent themselves in a real estate transaction, even if they are not a licensed real estate agent. As an agent, you have unique access to real estate resources…
Energy is one of the biggest ongoing expenses for homeowners. Fortunately, there are ways to decrease your energy bills by making your new home more energy efficient. As a homeowner, this is one of the best areas to invest money…
Current VA Mortgage Rates Brad Baker, VP of Underwriting and Capital Markets, quoted in U.S. News & World Report, updated on May 15th, 2023.
Everyone wants to buy their dream home. You can picture it in your mind, you just need to find it in real life. Making that happen is not as easy as imagining though. To find your ideal home, you first…
Now that we are approaching the halfway point of 2023, there are a few trends that have come up in the home buying and selling industry. Flexible Use Space Home offices have become a must-have on many buyers’ lists now…
Can Foreigners Buy Property in the US? Matt Hackett, Operations Manager, quoted in The Balance, published on September 2nd, 2022.
Getting ready to list your home for sale? There are a few technology resources that will help you make the most of your marketing efforts. Whether you are working with a real estate agent or listing your home For Sale…
If you have considered buying or selling a home, you may have talked to a real estate professional about how they can help you with the process. A real estate agent is the most common term for professionals who represent…
Home equity loan or HELOC vs reverse mortgage: Which is right for you? Brad Baker, VP of Underwriting and Capital Markets, quoted in a Bankrate article published on April 6th, 2023.
As you get ready to buy a home, there are a lot of terms to know. One of the first that you will come across is Earnest Money Deposit. What is this part of the real estate deal and what…
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Getting Ready to Refinance!
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There are several reasons to refinance your mortgage and it’s important to understand each of them and how they apply to you.
