Moving to a new, unfamiliar community can be stressful and demanding. To make your transfer go smoother, consider these suggestions:
1. SELECT THE RIGHT REAL ESTATE AGENT. Working with a good agent is one of the most important aspects …
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If you've been thinking of buying a home, but the prospect of breaking your apartment lease has you holding back, you might be glad to know there are options available to you as a renter. A lease isn’t always an iron-clad agreement with all …
Discovering an error on your credit history can be a rude surprise when you're attempting to get pre-approved for a mortgage. Though most people don’t think about the details of their credit report until the need to secure a loan, …
Welcome to this month's edition of the RealtyRave newsletter. We hope that you find it filled with interesting and useful information!
Please think of me with any real estate related questions you may have - now and in the future. It would be my pleasure to be of assistance …
View MoreBy John Voket
These days, with shortages in pre-owned home inventories across many communities, it's a seller's market. With that in mind, a recent post from Wisconsin's Dan Miller of madcitydreamhomes.com caught my eye.
Miller believes …
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1. Thou shalt not change jobs, become self-employed or quit your job.
2. Thou shalt not buy a car, truck or van (or you may be living in it)!
3. Thou shalt not use charge cards excessively or let your accounts fall behind.
4. Thou shalt …
View MoreMany property owners were facing massive flood insurance increases based upon 2012 legislation which was aimed at raising artificially low flood insurance rates and making them more in line with the actual risk of
flooding. Some homeowners received bills up to 800% higher than the previous year’s bill. …
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When searching for a home, you will want to ask yourself a few questions; which will help you prioritize what you're looking for in both a home and a neighborhood. Ideally you'll find a home that meets all of …
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