08 Dec
How To Choose A New Neighborhood
Whether you are looking for a hip enclave of bars or a quiet suburban street filled with families for your kids to play with, choosing a new neighborhood requires a lot of consideration. However there are many things to think
03 Nov
Fall 2016 Real Estate Hottest In Years!
On the heels of a summer home-buying season marked by record demand and sky-high prices, the residential real estate market is shaping up for its hottest fall in a decade, according to new monthly data on inventory and demand. Homes for
29 Sep
Student Loan Debt and Home Ownership
Over the past year, the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) has become increasingly concerned about the impact of student debt on homeownership and the overall economy. The U.S. currently has a student debt load of $1.3 trillion, which accounts for
14 Jul
How To Buy Real Estate With A Small IRA Three Ways
With the popularity of Real Estate IRAs gaining ground, it’s important that you, as a trusted real estate advisor, stay up to date on this topic. Clients in your database that have retirement wealth may look to you to
24 May
First Time Buyers Struggle With Increased Prices Of Limited Market
Home values are rising the fastest among entry-level homes in more than half of the largest U.S. housing markets. Rising home values in this segment of the market can be attributed to a lack of supply, with 10 percent fewer
03 Mar
Top Tips For Smooth Transactions In 2016
The top tips for 2016 home buyers include: Be the early bird. Over 85 percent of buyers who plan to purchase in the next year intend to buy in the spring or summer of 2016, according to our most recent
17 Nov
What To Expect From The Fall Housing Market
Autumn is typically known as the time of year when housing activity starts to slow down. Generally, home sales tend to be very robust in spring and summer, then begin to soften somewhat during the autumn and winter months. The slowdown
12 Nov
I Wish I Knew These Things Before Buying My First Home
1. I wish I hadn’t borrowed the full amount the bank was willing to lend Just because you’re approved for it doesn’t mean you should buy the most expensive house you can. As a general rule, it’s wise to take
