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10 Home Features Buyers Would Sacrifice Location For

By | July 24th, 2014|

The golden rule in real estate has always been “location, location, location.” But apparently, a few modern home features—sprawling master bathrooms, luxurious outdoor lounges and his-and-hers closets—can make buyers forget about location. A study released from homebuilding company Pulte Group, found that all but 1 percent of respondents would be willing to sacrifice some aspect of their [...]

Buying a Home? Know What It Really Costs

By | July 17th, 2014|

You’ve done all the right prep work to buy a home. You saved for a down payment, cleaned up your credit, and got pre-approved for a mortgage. You found a home that you can afford, and now the days are ticking down to closing—and everything seems too good to be true. Unfortunately, it could be. [...]

Should You Buy a Home This Year? Three Things to Consider

By | July 15th, 2014|

(Scroll down for video) If you’ve been thinking about buying your first home, this could be the year to finally pull the trigger. But with all the information out there about the real estate market, it can be difficult to determine what it all means for a first-time homebuyer like yourself. Before plunging headfirst into [...]

3 Steps to Buying a Home That Grows in Value

By | July 14th, 2014|

The housing market right now is a “crapshoot.” Economist Karl Case—co-founder of the heavily-followed S&P/Case-Shiller home price indices—told CNNMoney that today’s housing market is nothing like the predictable pre-crash housing markets, where you could bank on small but reliable price appreciation every year. "You've got much more negative vibrations in the housing surveys about homeownership [...]

Four Reasons Why Renting a House May Be Better Than Buying One

By | July 11th, 2014|

Growing up, I was constantly told that buying a home was the American Dream. When I was in the military, I was sometimes looked down upon because I was a renter, but it just made more sense for me at the time. Here are four reasons you might consider renting rather than buying a home: [...]

Top 10 Cities for Recent College Graduates

By | July 8th, 2014|

Which cities are the best for recent college graduates looking to settle down? With the economy still in recovery mode, a sluggish job market and staggering student loan debt, college graduates have a lot of obstacles in their path to success. According to Homes.com, several cities around the country are more promising than others, offering [...]

Buying a Condo vs. a Single-Family Home: What You Need to Know

By | July 2nd, 2014|

This article was written by guest blogger Steve Cook. Many of the important differences between buying a condominium and buying a single-family home are obvious: living space, neighborhood type, yard, maintenance, convenience, amenities, security, utilities, and transportation. However, there are some lesser-known, and often overlooked, differences that should also be considered when deciding between a [...]

Check Your Credit Score Before Shopping for a Mortgage

By | June 25th, 2014|

It’s selling season and buyers are excited to take advantage of the incredible low interest rates out there. But before you start shopping for a mortgage, you should check your credit score. You need to know where your credit stands to be able to work towards the house of your dreams. FICO credit scores start at 300 [...]

How to Sell a House When You Have Pets

By | June 24th, 2014|

Your pets are an important part of your family, but when you're trying to sell your house buyers should not be able to see or smell their presence. Even if your pets are all bark and no bite, you’ll want to take precautions to keep buyers safe and comfortable when showing your home. These could include [...]

Can I Write Off the Interest on a HELOC?

By | June 19th, 2014|

The mortgage interest tax deduction is one of the big perks of homeownership. There’s a limit to how much you may deduct, though, and deducting more than your fair share could put you at risk of an audit. You may only deduct mortgage interest if the debt is secured by your main or second home, [...]

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