In the ever-evolving real estate landscape, flexibility is key for both buyers and sellers. One arrangement that offers this kind of flexibility is the rent-back agreement—a strategy that can benefit both home buyers and sellers when used wisely. Let’s break down what rent-back agreements are, when ... More
If you’re currently renting, the idea of homeownership and taking on the responsibility of a mortgage may seem overwhelming. While buying your first home is a major milestone that requires careful planning and ongoing attention, it isn’t a decision you have to make alone. More
It seems like everyone has a side hustle these days. With the cost of living through the roof and the price of just about everything seemingly on the rise, many of us are looking for ways to boost our earnings, reduce our living expenses, and make “adulting” just a little ... More
As the year comes to an end, you may be beginning to think about your financial goals for the new year. As aspiring homeowners, saving for a ... More
Throughout your house hunting journey, you’re likely to come across the terms “pending” and “contingent”. While they may seem interchangeable, these terms describe two different stages of the real estate transaction process. Understanding these terms is important to homebuyers as they can help determine how close a property is ... More
Mortgage interest rates are often at the forefront of homebuyers’ minds, and for good reason. For most homeowners, mortgage payments represent the largest monthly obligation in their budget. Even a small difference in rate can have a significant impact on monthly payment amounts, so getting the best deal is important! More
For many of us, buying a home is one of the biggest financial decisions we make in our lifetime. Understanding what goes into a mortgage payment, and the math involved in the mortgage process will help you make more informed decisions throughout your home-buying journey and beyond. Whether you’re ... More
Buying a home involves a lot of moving parts, especially if you are putting in offers that involve a home sale contingency. However, if your ability to purchase a property is not contingent on another transaction, the entire process becomes a bit simpler. ... More
