- Homebuyers
- August 3, 2016
Things to Know Before Buying a Vacation Home, Part 2
There is so much to look forward to when investing in a vacation home, but there are also a lot of things you should understand before deciding to make that purchase.
There is so much to look forward to when investing in a vacation home, but there are also a lot of things you should understand before deciding to make that purchase.
If you are seriously considering investing in a vacation home, there are a few things you should consider before you officially decide to make the purchase.
When a lender asks you to hand over all of that paperwork, they are making sure you don't find yourself in a situation where you can't make the monthly payments.
When preparing for an open house, it's best to stow away sentimental, personal, and religious items.
Many buyers and sellers believe they can do it alone, but it is nearly impossible to match the experience and expertise of a seasoned real estate agent.
First time home buyers make up a significant portion of the home buying market.
When you buy a home and need a home purchase loan with a fixed-rate mortgage, your interest rate—and your total monthly payment of principal and interest—will stay the same for the entire term of the loan.
A real estate agent still plays a vital role in the home buying process.
One of the most widely-told pieces of real estate wisdom is to buy the worst house in the best neighborhood.
The zoning laws in your new neighborhood could affect your future plans.