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The beginning of a new year brings renewed hope, excitement, anticipation, and a new level of motivation to achieve our goals. Common resolutions for a new year include increased physical fitness – but what about getting financially fit as well? Learn more
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Tax time can be a stressful event in the lives of many, especially if you may be one of the millions who owe money. However, there are ways to minimize tax-related stress and maximize the amount of money you keep in your pockets. Learn more
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By now, you’ve likely heard the word “recession” more than a few times in recent months. Coworkers have started talking about it, you’re hearing it on the news more often, and your 401(k) is almost certainly being affected by rumblings in the market. Learn more
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With housing inventory relatively low and demand from buyers high, today’s real estate market requires buyers to be extra strategic when entering the market. Spring of 2021 showed over 70% of home listings resulting in a bidding war —which can certainly be stressful and frustrating to buyers, to say the least. Learn more
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Making that crucial decision to buy versus rent a home is one that is personal to you and your situation. Each option has pros and cons to consider before moving forward. Determining what’s best for you should be based on your own circumstances, and should take into consideration the following information. Learn more
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In a competitive real estate market (much like the current one), potential homebuyers should be fully prepared to be considered by a seller. With multiple buyers vying for the same properties, sellers are in an advantageous position to be choosy about the offers they receive. Learn more
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Refinancing a mortgage can be a big financial decision, one that takes into consideration many factors, including interest rates, loan terms, anticipated residency in home, among other things. Learn more
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If you’re looking to buy a home in a hot seller’s market and are limited with funds, and/or are contemplating house flipping, you may be considering a fixer-upper home. The main appeal of a fixer-upper is that it usually comes with a lower price tag than a move-in-ready type of home. Learn more
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If you’ve recently had an offer accepted on a new home, congratulations! You’re that much closer to being a new homeowner. However, before you get the keys, you’ll likely still go through the appraisal process and — if you haven’t waived the inspection contingency — the home inspection. Learn more
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