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As a home buyer, there were many tips you must have followed to ensure a smooth flow in your home purchase. And finally, after the actual closing, congratulations on being a new homeowner! However, the work doesn't stop after arranging for movers to bring your stuff and ordering new appliances. There are many tasks and […]

Just like any sale, both the buyer and the seller have their own rights in making a home purchase. Are you knowledgeable about these? Don't get into a deal just yet if you don’t know your rights! In investing in a property, you must be familiar with your own legal advantages and limitations, and always […]

Choosing the right home is much like finding the best candidate for a job opening. You're the boss and the house is your potential new employee. But more than only seeing a new face in the office 8-9 hours a day, 5 times a week, you’d be living with (or in it) for up to […]

Whether you are buying, selling, investing, or simply enjoying being a homeowner - there's no reason why you wouldn't want your house to be in its best shape.. For buyers (especially first-time home buyers), you may already have a list of the features you want in a home, but it would be great to consider […]

If you keep dogs, cats or other pets and regard them as family members, you're more likely to keep their needs in mind when purchasing a home. Some people even think of their pets as their “furever friends” or their “furbabies,” so their home buying preferences and decisions will be greatly influenced by them. After […]

The main reason cited by non-homeowners as to why they currently do not own a house is because they cannot afford to buy one, as revealed in the 2018 NAR Aspiring Home Buyers Profile. The results are highest at 56 percent in the last quarter of 2017. Also, many home buyers have already indicated that […]

1. Overpricing and underpricing Perhaps the most common mistake home sellers make is pricing the house too high because of an array of reasons: the house means so much to them, they're looking to buy a more expensive home or trying to pay off debt, or they believe that interested buyers will ask for a […]

Since the housing crash in the late 2000's, the real estate market in the United States has regained its composure, which paved the way for low-interest rates and limited housing inventory. This may look ideal for sellers but a burden to homebuyers (and even renters!) because they have to face increasing housing prices, long searching […]

If you're a home buyer deciding between getting a 15-year and a 30-year mortgage, there’s a great chance that you’ve already consulted with friends and family, and may even have done tons of research online. You know that there are pros and cons for each type of mortgage, and that the 15-year mortgage is technically […]

Millennials. They're the generation of people born between the 1980s to early 2000s, or also called the Generation Y. Many stereotypes have influenced how they have been viewed by the public, including the typical assumptions that they jump from one job to another, that they couldn’t even save for a down payment, or that they […]