8 Critical Things to Do Before Buying a Home: How Many Have You Done?
8 Critical Things to Do Before Buying a Home: How Many Have You Done? Use this checklist to figure out if there are any things you may have missed.
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Top 10 Benefits of Buying a Home: Do You Know Them All?
Top 10 Benefits of Buying a Home: Do You Know Them All? If you need some inspiration to start house hunting or just want to make sure you’re taking advantage of all […]
Home Buyers Reveal What Made Them Fall in Love at First Sight
Home Buyers Reveal What Made Them Fall in Love at First Sight Buying a home, after all, is often a highly emotional thing, so when the right place comes along, buyers get […]
More Millennials Finally Enter Parenthood
More Millennials Finally Enter Parenthood Millennial motherhood is on the rise. Could the increase in births for the millennial generation bode well for real estate and finally convince them to […]
Builders to Press Entry-Level Market in 2017
Builders to Press Entry-Level Market in 2017 The call for a greater number of entry-level homes may finally get answered in 2017.
5 tips for buying your first home
5 tips for buying your first home If you’re shopping around for a home, and expect 2017 to be when you buy your first place, here are 5 tasks to […]
6 Things You Need To Know If You Plan To Buy Your First Home In 2017
6 Things You Need To Know If You Plan To Buy Your First Home In 2017 If your new year’s resolution is to buy your first home in 2017, then […]
First-time Homebuyers: 33 Percent of Residential Sales in October 2016
First-time Homebuyers: 33 Percent of Residential Sales in October 2016 Sustained low mortgage rates and job growth are likely underpinning the sustained, albeit modest, increase in homebuying by first-time buyers.
What to Do a Year Before Buying Your First Home
What to Do a Year Before Buying Your First Home The ultimate timeline ensures the smoothest of transitions to home ownership.
How to know if you’re buying too much house
How to know if you’re buying too much house It’s easy to spend too much and your lender may be willing to let you make that mistake.
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