Author: Ben
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Why so Many People are Thankful they Bought a Home This Year
Homebuyers are weighing their options right now, and they certainly have a lot on their minds. With everything going on in the job market, the economy, and more – there’s a lot to think about these days. And maybe that’s making you wonder if it really makes sense to buy a home right now. But…
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Easy Ways to Winterize Your House
Winterizing your home isn’t a complicated process. With a few affrdable products and a little effort, you can button your home up and ensure that it’s going to be comfortable.
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How to Find the Best Deal Possible on a Home Right Now
If you want to find the best deal possible on a home right now, start by looking where others aren’t. With 1 in 5 sellers cutting prices , the homes that have been sitting a little longer could be your best opportunity to save.
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Most Experts Are Not Worried About a Recession
Most Americans think a recession is coming. But most experts don’t. So, you don’t have to put your moving plans on hold. If your finances are solid, your job is stable, and you have a real need to move, you can still make it happen.
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4 Reasons Your House Is High on Every Buyer’s Wish List This Season
There are plenty of good reasons to put (or keep) your house on the market during this time of year. If you want to talk strategy for how to make the most of this season in our market, let’s connect.
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Top 2 Things Homeowners Need To Know Before Selling
If you’re thinking about selling, don’t let the market discourage you , let it guide you. In today’s market, success isn’t about waiting for conditions to change. It’s about getting your expectations right from day one.
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Would You Let $80 a Month Hold You Back from Buying a Home?
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You don’t have to wait for 5.99%. You have the chance to move (and save) right now. So, ask yourself: Would you let $80 hold you back from buying a home?
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Why Your Home Equity Still Puts You Way Ahead
Even with prices coming down in some markets, today’s homeowners are still sitting on near record amounts of equity.
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How Treasury Bonds Affect Mortgage Rates
What is usually a “wait and see” what the Federal Reserve System declares can take a while. A more immediate method is to track the 10 year Treasury yield which is updated constantly. When the 10 year yield rises, mortgage rates typically rise, making borrowing more expensive for buyers and decreasing demand.