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When looking for that perfect home, many factors should be put into consideration. There's price, accessibility, proximity to a great school district, lower taxes, and others. However, if you’re working in an office, convenience and accessibility are two of the most critical factors you must consider before buying a home. During your home search, you […]

If you're a single parent, you may feel burdened with all the responsibilities on your plate, and you might think that with one income, it’s impossible for you and your family to have a house of your own. Well - it may be tough, but it’s definitely not impossible. There are several proactive ways for […]

Buying your first home while in your 20s? Congratulations! This is a very scary and exciting time for you, but you're almost there. The keys to your new home will be in your hands very soon. But for now, take a moment to step back and find out if you're doing any of these common […]

For-Sale-by-Owner, more commonly known as FSBO (pronounced “fizbo”), is used to describe a homeowner who is selling their property without the help or representation of a real estate agent. This kind of transaction is commonly seen in the seller's market. The most common reason why homeowners attempt to sell on their own is that they […]

The home buying process is an intricate maze full of both success stories and pitfalls. What's especially difficult is figuring out its financing part. When dealing with a mortgage, you couldn’t be too complacent and not invest your time and negotiate properly for the best one that suits you. Moreover, making one mortgage mistake can […]

Why Your Credit Report is Important Your credit report is the sole source of information for your credit score — a number that lenders sometimes use instead of or in addition to your credit report. A variety of businesses may also view your credit report to make decisions related to you. Banks check your credit […]

Applying for a mortgage is not a walk in the park, especially when your credit score falls below 740, which is what lenders consider to be a “very good” score. Typically, the higher your score, the lower your interest rates will be. However, if your credit score is on the lower side, don't lose hope. […]

For first-time homebuyers, acquiring your dream home may not be as simple as saying that you want a “two-story house with a garage in a quiet neighborhood.” Clearly, there's so much more to a home than that. You should not be restricted to the price either since it is only part of the bigger process. […]

You might be dreading the idea of improving your home because it might cost you a fortune. Don't fret! This list will enlighten you that simple and easy measures which you can do yourself will make a big (and positive!) difference in your home. You can ask your agent how to stage your home best, […]

You may get the idea that selling your house would mean reaping lots of cash, but it is good to be reminded of the costs that you still have to settle as a seller before you start making plans on what to do with your estimated profit. Several factors can affect the cost of selling […]