After saving money for years and years, I finally felt like I had enough cash to start looking for a new home. I thought about where to look and what to do next, and I was able to find an incredible real estate agent that could help. He was really nice to work with, and I was really impressed with how much attention he paid to me and my needs. I sat down with him and talked with him about what I wanted in a new house, and it was incredible to see how he narrowed down the field for us. This blog is all about enjoying the purchase of your first home by finding the right broker.
Posted on: 24 June 2017
If you want to buy a house but have time to wait for the best deal to come along, you might be able to purchase a great house for a really low price. While the real estate market fluctuates, there are certain things you can do that may help you land a great deal on a home. If this is your goal, here are three tips to keep in mind. [Read More]
Posted on: 22 May 2017
If you are shopping for a home to buy and find the one that seems perfect for your family, your next step will be to put in an offer on the home and wait to see if the seller accepts it. This is an important step when buying a house; however, here are three other important things you may want to do before you make the offer. The distance the house is from your job and other places you frequently go to [Read More]
Posted on: 24 March 2017
If you're at or approaching retirement age and looking to relocate, you've probably at least considered the possibility of buying a home in a 55+ community. These age-restricted communities come in many forms, such as condos, apartments, mobile homes, and single-family homes. The one thing they all have in common is that they cater to the needs of seniors. If you think that a senior community might be the right place for you to settle in, take a look at some things you should do when touring communities. [Read More]
Posted on: 28 February 2017
The decision to sell a home is a big step for most homeowners. Not only will it mean making arrangements to rent or buy another home, it usually also means spending a considerable amount of time and money to make repairs, clean, organize, and prepare the house for sale. In some cases, however, time or financial constraints may make this type of preparation difficult or even impossible. If you are planning to sell your home soon and are worried about having the resources necessary to make it compete well in the traditional real estate market, a cash sale may be a better choice. [Read More]