Using Houzz and Pinterest to For Your Next Home Improvement Project
October 30, 2017Everyone’s heard of Houzz and Pinterest, but these sites are a lot more than just a vast collection of online images. They also serve as fabulous resources for homeowners who need a little inspiration and help coming up with a solid plan for their next home improvement project.
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INFOGRAPHIC: Home Buyer Trends Across the U.S. in 2017
October 27, 2017What does the average homebuyer in the U.S. look like in 2017? Here are a few stats that will help paint that picture more clearly.
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Tips to Cutting Back on Your Homeowner’s Insurance Bill
October 23, 2017As if you didn’t have enough bills to pay, homeowner’s insurance just adds to the pile. But just because you’re stuck paying this bill doesn’t mean you have to spend more than necessary.
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When is it a Good Time For a Cash-Out Refinance?
October 20, 2017Many homeowners throughout the country have built up enough equity in their homes that can be pulled out and used for many of life’s major expenses. Yet while there are various ways to get that money out, one popular way is through a cash-out refinance.
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Why You Should Think About a Home’s Resale Value When You’re Buying it
October 16, 2017When you’re buying a new home, the last thing you’re probably thinking about is selling it. But not only should you consider how well the home will suit your lifestyle, you should also be thinking about how easy it will be to sell at some point in the future and what its potential value will be.
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What’s the Difference Between an APR and Mortgage Interest Rate?
October 12, 2017When you take out a mortgage, you’ll be paying an interest portion on each monthly payment in addition to contributing to the principal. The mortgage rate that you’re quoted makes a big difference in the overall cost of your mortgage.
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What Real Estate Investors Need to Know About the 1031 Exchanges
October 10, 2017As a real estate investor, you’re likely already aware of the tax implications of selling investment properties and the profits made from such transactions. Normally when an investment property is sold for more than what was paid for it, capital gains tax needs to be paid on the profit. This can take a huge chunk off of your bottom line, but there’s this little thing called a 1031 exchange that can help keep some of that money back in your pocket.
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Tips For Comparing Mortgage Loans With Different Lenders
October 2, 2017When it comes to obtaining a mortgage for a home purchase, you don’t necessarily have to use your everyday bank. Instead, you might be better off comparing mortgage packages with various lenders to see where you can get the best deal.
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