Category: Buyer
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4 Reasons Your House Is High on Every Buyer’s Wish List This Season
There are plenty of good reasons to put (or keep) your house on the market during this time of year. If you want to talk strategy for how to make the most of this season in our market, let’s connect.
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Would You Let $80 a Month Hold You Back from Buying a Home?
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You don’t have to wait for 5.99%. You have the chance to move (and save) right now. So, ask yourself: Would you let $80 hold you back from buying a home?
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Why Your Home Equity Still Puts You Way Ahead
Even with prices coming down in some markets, today’s homeowners are still sitting on near record amounts of equity.
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Is the Housing Market Going to Crash? Here’s What Experts Say
If you have been waiting to buy or sell because you are worried about a crash, it’s time to look at the data – not the headlines.
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The $280 Shift in Affordability Every Homebuyer Should Know
Affordability is improving in many markets. And that resets the math on your move. This is the time to start looking again.
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Why Experts Say Mortgage Rates Should Ease Over the Next Year
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Keeping up with all of these shifts can feel overwhelming. That’s why having an experienced agent or lender on your side matters. I will give you real-time updates on mortgage rates.
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What Buyers Say They Need Most (and how the market’s responding)
Both of the top concerns for buyers are seeing some improvement. Prices are moderating. Rates are easing. And both trends could stick around going into 2026.
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Closing Costs Unpacked: State-by-State Breakdowns for Today’s Buyers
If you are planning to buy a home this year, there’s one expense you can’t afford to overlook: CLOSING COSTS! Almost every buyer knows they exist, but not that many know exactly what they cover, or how different they can be based on where you are buying. So, let’s break them down. What Are Closing…
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What a Fed Rate Cut Could Mean for Mortgage Rates
Mortgage rates likely won’t drop sharply overnight. If the Fed begins a rate-cutting cycle, and markets continue to expect it, mortgage rates could trend lower later this year and into 2026.