I recently heard an old saying, “When fishermen can’t fish, they mend their nets.” If you’re like me, you may be taking the time to consider what options you have now and when this period inevitably ends.
Read MoreBefore you dive into replacing your windows, the first step is to carefully evaluate the pros and cons. Replacing your windows is no small investment.
Read MoreIf you saw my video this week, you know I’m excited about the upcoming baseball season and the prospects for my beloved Dodgers. After all, I’ve been a loyal fan for many, many years! I’m also excited by our incredible real estate market. As I’ve said before, this is a great market for both buyers […]
Read MoreIn the past few years, the biggest kitchen trends revolved around stainless steel appliances, bright white or light gray cupboards, granite countertops, and minimalist decor, maintaining a clean, sleek look.
Read MoreMany homeowners would love to invest in making their property more energy-efficient. Going green can save you a lot of money over time and is great for the environment, but the up-front costs can be significant.
Read MoreLast week we noted that interest rates had dropped dramatically in the last few weeks. In fact, our Mortgage company, Legacy Mortgage, was quoting 2.875% 30 year fixed rates.
Read MoreFew things in the home buying process are more frustrating than having your offer accepted, only to have the appraisal fall below your offer. But all is not lost!
Read MoreThis past week, we are asked to assist a first-time homebuyer (Some of our favorite people!) with financing the loan on his first home. He needed a low down payment, so we suggested FHA financing. FHA requires only a 3 ½ % down payment, and allows loans up to $756,600.00.
Read MoreIt’s easy to be wowed by a house. You’re anxious to discover your dream home and accomplish a big goal. You can’t wait to cook in the brand new kitchen or relax in the spa-style tub.
Read MoreQualification for a reverse mortgage is quite different then for a typical real estate loan. The most significant differences are that there is effectively no income or credit qualification required.
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