Before you show your home, make sure you deep clean and declutter. Put away unnecessary furniture and knick-knacks. Make the space minimal, and then add a few touches to make it feel like someone’s home. The space should look livable, but not lived-in.
In 1973 interest rates for a home were 8.04%. If consumers waited for rates to go down, they would have waited 20 YEARS until 1993 for rates to fall below 8.0% They would have rented for 20 years while the value of real estate continued to rise as they paid rent. Don't wait to buy. Buy and wait.
Juneteenth commemorates the end of slavery in the United States. We are honored to have the opportunity to pause and observe this historic day together and we hope you have the chance to celebrate by spending time with loved ones and supporting your community.
Cranking the A/C can increase energy costs. Try leaving your thermostat at 78°F while at home and then turn it several degrees warmer when the house is empty. This prevents your A/C from running too hard for too long.
Are you interested in buying a home but not sure what you can afford? Pre-qualification gives you an estimate of how much you can borrow, and it’s a great way to get started on your budget. Ready to pre-qualify? Contact me today!
Homeownership is more attainable than you may think. FHA loans have low down payment options and lenient credit requirements when compared to many conventional loans. Stop waiting and get the home you deserve. Contact me today to get started!
Lawns require lots of water and regular mowing. Reducing the size of your lawn can contribute to a more sustainable planet. Try replacing lawn areas with alternative groundcover like woodchips, gravel, rocks or drought-resistant grasses that are native to your area.
