How your neighbors can help you save money

Who doesn’t like to save money? Did you know that by having a great relationship with your neighbor(s) that you have the potential to save more money than someone who does not. It’s true! Your neighbors are a valuable source when it comes to a number of everyday tasks. That is why we want to provide you with some examples of just how you can… Read More

Make sure you don’t offend the seller

The whole “try before you buy” doesn’t really apply in real estate. When scheduling times with your real estate agent to walk through homes that are for sale it is important that you be respectful to the homeowner and the agent who are showing you around. Why? Odd or disrespectful behavior while browsing could cost you the home of your dreams if the seller is… Read More

What to consider when choosing a neighborhood

Buying a house is a big decision and an even bigger responsibility. With that being said, you don’t want to downplay the neighborhood. You may stay in your home for 10, 20, or 30 years and you want to make sure that you choose a great place to live. Whether this is your first home or your fourth you may not have thought of these… Read More

3 reasons why you should consider buying an older home

We get it, the home search can be a long and daunting process. With the market moving so quickly, it can be hard to find that move-in ready home that you’ve been searching for. That is why you shouldn’t avoid looking at an older home. We understand move-in ready homes make life so much simpler especially if you have little ones running around. But, often… Read More

3 creative ways to introduce yourself to your new neighbors

Whether you are single or married meeting your neighbors can be a challenging task. While you don’t want to be surrounded by strangers during your time at your new residence you don’t want to be considered the creepy neighbor. There are a ton of ways to get involved in your community, but not all are creative or non-invasive as these three ideas.

Buying a home? Don’t do these things!

Buying a home is an exciting time! Whether it is your first or fifth home, the excitement of starting somewhere new is cause for celebration. But, before you get too excited, you should know there are some things you just shouldn’t do when buying a home.

Why buying a house is a commitment

Do you view buying a house as a commitment? Whether you are buying your first home or have rented previously you may find yourself a little scared as you take on the title of homeowner. Being a homeowner is an exciting new role that you are about to take on, but keep in mind that it is a responsibility. The exciting part about being a… Read More

How to get acquainted with your new neighborhood

Have you just moved into your new home? Congratulations! There are a lot of things you probably need to do, including unpack, clean, paint, etc. There may be one thing you have forgotten to do, and that’s get acquainted with your new neighborhood and meet your neighbors! Introductions can be awkward, but they are necessary in order to make your new residence feel like home.

How to prevent buyer’s remorse

As a consumer, you know firsthand that buyer’s remorse is a real thing that we have all suffered from, at least once. The one thing you don’t want to regret buying is your future home. It is important that you do your due diligence as a consumer and research all aspects of the home, it’s location, neighborhood, school district, and so on before signing on… Read More

Should I compromise on my home purchase?

Are you buying your first home or moving into a different place? There are many things buyers look for especially in a home, but the question is should you compromise on what you are looking for in a home just to buy quickly. The answer is no. The buying process takes a few days, a few weeks, or even a few months, but you must… Read More