Category: For Buyers
Is Affordability Starting To Improve?
August 15, 2024When you put all these factors together, mortgage rates are trending down, home prices are rising more slowly, and wages are going up faster than usual. Though affordability is still a challenge, these trends are early signs things might be starting to improve.
How the Economy Impacts Mortgage Rates
August 13, 2024Recent economic data may signal that hope is on the horizon for mortgage rates.
More Than a House: The Emotional Benefits of Homeownership
June 28, 2024Owning a home is often associated with better mental health and well-being. That’s probably because buying a home is a big milestone.
How Many Homes Are Investors Actually Buying?
June 26, 2024A lot of the big investor activity is actually in the rearview mirror already.
The Sweet Spot for Buying Luxury Homes
June 23, 2024With growing inventory and rising prices, you have a greater selection of luxury homes to choose from and an opportunity in front of you.
The Biggest Mistakes Buyers Are Making Today
June 16, 2024Mistakes can cost you time, frustration, and money. If you want to buy a home in today’s market, let’s connect so you have a pro on your side who can help you avoid these missteps.
Savings Strategies Every First-Time Homebuyer Needs To Know
June 15, 2024By using these strategies and focusing on your savings over time, you can make sure you’re well on the path to having what you need to buy your first home.
What To Expect if You Buy or Sell a Home This June
June 12, 2024Because there are more buyers this time of year, you’re in a great spot as a seller. Buyers trying to time their move with the school year may need to delay a bit or move faster.
The Number of Homes for Sale Is Increasing
June 11, 2024Real estate is all about location. And an agent can help you get the scoop on the homes available in the area you’re interested in.
Foreclosure Activity Is Still Lower than the Norm
March 30, 2024Even though the housing market is experiencing an expected rise in foreclosures, it’s nowhere near the crisis levels seen when the housing bubble burst.
