If you are moving due to a new job, relocating cities, needing a larger or smaller home, or any other reason, it can be tricky to time things just right. Should you keep your current home while you move or…
Whether you are a renter or a landlord, you’ve probably thought about rents raising and wondered if it’s the right thing for your situation. There are a few questions on both ends to consider when you think about raising rent.…
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…
November is a great time to recognize the contributions of Veterans. But did you know that there are benefits when it comes to homeownership that are available for Veterans year-round? Here are a few that are worth a special salute.…
Holiday travel can be easy with Airbnb, VRBO, or another rental platform. Not only do you get more space than a traditional hotel room, but you can also look for special features like pools, unique architecture, or accessible locations at…
If you have been dreaming about owning an exotic beach house, you may be surprised to find that it is easier than you may have thought. It can also be quite challenging to purchase real estate internationally. It all depends…
Once you buy or rent a home, the next thing on your to-do list should be to set up insurance. Not only does this protect your home in an emergency, it can also make sure that your valuables can be…
If you plan to purchase a home, you have probably started to research the best mortgage options to make the most of your money. When looking at your home purchase, you have to consider both the actual cost of the…
If you have been shopping around for different mortgage options, you’ve likely come across the FHA Loan. This mortgage is administered by the Federal Housing Administration. It allows home buyers to purchase a home with a low down payment, often…
When buying a home, most people use a conventional mortgage. This requires the home buyer to put down some amount of money, called a down payment, on the purchase. This is represented as a percentage of the overall purchase amount.…
