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Many experts are predicting that mortgage rates will drop in the fall, which is music to many would-be buyers’ ears.

If you’ve been thinking about buying a home, there’s a good chance you’re wondering if it makes sense to wait and see who ends up getting elected as president in November.

With so much of the world shutting down, and the widespread layoffs that came along with it, many people struggled to pay their mortgages during the pandemic. But for many homeowners, those struggles didn’t end when the pandemic did. As the cost of living in the United…

Yay, you’ve decided you want to buy your first home!

If you’re a dog person, you know that there are few (if any!) things cuter than a dog, and feel like your own four-legged friend may be the cutest one in the world! And, as such, if you’re selling your home, you might be thinking about shooting some listing photos that…

Low inventory is still a major problem in real estate markets across the US, which is a major reason why so many homes being put on the market often sell quickly.

As a first-time homebuyer, deciding what home you want to buy is one of the biggest (and most exciting!) decisions you’ll ever make, and it’s important to choose a home that’s going to feel like the right choice for many years to come.

If you’re planning on buying a home, improving your credit score can make a huge difference in the interest rate you’re able to get on your mortgage, which can make a huge difference in your monthly payments.

When you’re buying your first home, you want to put yourself in a position to get the best interest rate possible on your mortgage, and your credit score will play a major role in that process.

Interest rates are still sitting high, which is preventing many buyers from successfully purchasing a new home. As such, some buyers are exploring alternative ways to buy a home without a traditional mortgage, including getting loans from loved ones.

When you sell your home, you want to sell it for as high a price as possible, and there are few things that drive up the price of a home quite like a bidding war.