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Typically it’s buyers who are most concerned about rising mortgage interest rates, and for good reason. A small jump in rates will cost them a few more bucks per month for the same house than it would’ve if they hadn’t waited to make an offer and lock in a rate. Add a…

Prices for everything have been going up—from food, to gas, to services, and people are getting less for the dollar. Rents are no exception.

With a new year comes new housing trends.

Buying a house was challenging for many buyers in 2021, but especially for first-time buyers. Competition and prices were high, and inventory was low, and while some predictions suggest things will loosen up a bit in 2022, buyers will still need to have an aggressive…

People often wonder if the “bubble” is going to burst, making home prices tumble.

Having a wedding and buying a house: two of the biggest moments, with two of the biggest price tags in adult life. But lately, it seems the word “and” is being replaced with the word “or”, at least according to this REALTOR Magazine article!

Whether you’re at a party, family get-together, work, or just talking to a neighbor, there’s a good chance you’ll hear people talking about how crazy the real estate market’s been. And you’ll probably hear people’s opinions on whether it’s a good time to buy…

2021 was, to say the least, an interesting year in real estate. But as the year comes to a close, the big question on everyone’s mind is what does 2022 have in store?

When you sell your home, you want to sell it for as much money as possible. But if you’re fielding multiple offers on your home, price isn’t the only factor to consider when choosing which offer to move forward with.

Building good credit is a key element in preparing to buy a home. But there are a lot of misconceptions out there around credit scores, how they work, and how to build and maintain a good one—misconceptions that could actually hurt your credit and make it harder to buy a…

When you sell your home, obviously, you take your personal belongings with you. Buyers won’t expect you to leave your pots, pans, pets or personal pictures behind! But there are some things that don’t exactly belong to you; they belong to the house—and those things…

When you tour a home, it’s your opportunity to get a feel for the home and whether it’s one you’d consider buying.