Real Estate

Even if you didn’t own a home at the time, you probably remember the
housing crisis in 2008. That crash impacted the lives of countless people,
and many now live with the worry that something like that could happen
again. But rest easy, because things are different than they were back
then. As Business Insider says:

There are a few key things you’ll want to avoid after applying for a
mortgage to make sure you’re in the best position when you get to the
closing table. Don’t change bank accounts, apply for new credit, make any
large purchases or transfers, and don’t co-sign loans for anyone. Here’s a
good rule of thumb. Always connect with your loan officer before making any
financial decisions once you’ve started the mortgage process.

Everyone’s vision for the future is personal and unique. But for many,
common goals include success, freedom, and prosperity — values closely tied
to having your own home and the iconic feeling of achieving the American
Dream.

If you own a home, your net worth has probably gone up a lot over the past
year. Home prices have been rising, which means you’re building equity much
faster than you might think. Here’s how it works.

With all the headlines circulating about home prices and mortgage rates,
you may be asking yourself if it still makes sense to buy a home right now,
or if it’s better to keep renting. Here’s some information that could help
put your mind at ease by showing that investing in a home is still a
powerful decision.

If your listing expired and your house didn’t sell, it’s totally natural to
feel a mix of frustration and disappointment. And as you’re working through
that, you’re probably also wondering what went wrong and what you should do
next.

Wondering what the second half of the year holds for the housing market?
Here’s what expert forecasts say. Home prices are expected to climb
moderately. Mortgage rates are forecast to come down slightly. And, home
sales are projected to hold steady. If you have questions about what to
expect for the rest of the year, DM me so we can have a conversation about
what it means for you and your plans.

When you decide to buy your first home, you may come across a number of
terms and conditions you’re not familiar with. While you may have a general
idea of what an inspection is, maybe you’re not sure why you need one or
how it’s different from an appraisal. To keep it simple, here’s an
explainer of each one and what they mean for you as a homebuyer.

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