Posts Tagged ‘Homebuyers’
7 Key Things That Help You Qualify For A Mortgage
In an environment where lenders are highly regulated and risk-averse, borrowers are rightfully a little nervous when they apply for a mortgage. But with the right preparation, qualifying for a home loan can be a rewarding experience in your jou...
How Long Does It Take to Buy a House? Use This Handy Timeline to Plan Ahead
How long does it take to buy a house? It's a big question, especially for people who hope to time their home purchase with when their rental lease is up. Or before the start of school. Or when you're closing on the sale of your old home. Or ...
The Huge Risk Home Buyers Take When They Waive Inspections
If you’re buying a home in a competitive market and your offers keep getting beat out, you may be tempted to res...
Mortgage Rates Start Summer Near 2017 Lows … Will It Hold?
This month the Federal Reserve hiked rates for the third time in seven months. Does this mean the end of low mort...
5 Facts Home Buyers and Sellers Should Know About Credits
After months of searching for the perfect home, making some offers, and maybe even competing with other buyers, you finally have a deal on your dream home. It took some negotiations, but you and the seller have come to terms. Or have you? ...
Update Your Home With Looks Buyers Love
When you’re putting your home on the market, you want it looking its best. You know you’ll need to clean and declutter, but what about making cosmetic updates? Investing in a new look for your home might be well worth the effort. The re...
Is Buying a ‘Starter Home’ Still Smart?
When the Baby Boomer generation was venturing into adulthood, it was common to buy a “starter home” — a modest, small dwelling. As their families grew and careers advanced, they moved into bigger or better homes. Now, many people stru...
Buy A House Without Going House Poor
How much house can you really afford? Is it the amount the bank tells you when preapproving your loan? That's what most people go by, oftentimes spending up to their max approval amount to get as much house as possible - or to be able to afford...
