2017

Factors to Consider Before Lowering the Asking Price of Your Home

Trying to sell a house can be frustrating when no one seems to want it. If you are in this situation, you may want to consider lowering your asking price. Lowering the price can make a difference with selling a house, but you should not rush into this too quickly. In fact, you should analyze the following three questions before you lower the price. How Long Has it Been Listed? Read More 

Should You Buy A Home On Wooded Land?

If you have always loved spending time in the woods, then purchasing a home on wooded land may be the perfect choice for you. But there are some risks involved with buying a home on such property. So, you need to look over a specific property carefully and ask the right questions before you sign on the dotted line. Here are four things to check out before buying a home on wooded land. Read More 

Beware The Right Of First Refusal Clause When Purchasing A Home

Buying a home is normally a straightforward process where the seller accepts the buyer's offer and the buyer writes a check for the purchase price. Sometimes, though, the process may be interrupted by the homeowner's or condo association. In particular, some associations have right of first refusal clauses in their contracts that essentially gives them final say over whether the sale can go through or not. Here's more information about this clause and how it will affect your home-buying endeavor. Read More 

A Few Tips For Buying A Home

When you start looking to buy a home, you may realize that it can be an overwhelming task to actually purchase your own home. The good news is that you are not alone, and there are many professionals that are there to help you along the way. You will also find that if you have your assets in a row, that it will be much easier to purchase a home. There are a few actions that you can take that will help you streamline the process, and get you into a home quicker. Read More 

2017 Reductions In The Cost Of FHA Mortgage Insurance

Prospective home buyers comparing mortgage options often begin by researching both conventional loans and FHA-guaranteed loans. The features of competing loans can vary enough to create measurable financial differences over several years. Individuals looking to buy a home should be sure to consider the value of a recent reduction in the cost of FHA mortgage insurance. Most home loans require some variation of mortgage insurance. Although loans guaranteed by the U. Read More