When selling your property on your own you can run into Wholesalers who want to make you an offer. There are things you should be aware of before you sign.

Are you a first-time homebuyer? Don’t make the mistake of diving into the real estate market without being fully prepared! From understanding the home buying process to securing a mortgage, I’ve got you covered on what you should know.

Buying a new construction home is something you may be thinking about. Home builders have great floor plans to choose from. Picking out your home finishes such as brick color, kitchen cabinets, flooring, wall paint, and more can be fun. Here’s what you need to know.

After all the cleaning and staging to get your condo or house to sell, don’t forget to give it a thorough walk-through. The changes are you may have missed something and that’s what turns off potential buyers during the showing. Here are a few items to consider when selling your home.

There are options to selling your home and needing to purchase a new one. The good news is you don’t have to be stranded on the streets even if your house is in the process of being sold.

Determine your budget, choose a Lender, get pre-approved, submit an application, calculate closing costs, and wait for underwriting. These are just some of the things involved when it comes to getting a mortgage for your next home.

When selling your home, what you don’t know can cost you. Pricing it right, thinking you don’t need to fix anything, and selling your home for sell by owner. These are just a few common mistakes sellers make when putting their home on the market.

When paying cash for next home here are a few things to consider. Now is still a great time to purchase your next home. Paying cash gives you an advantage in today’s market.

The first 30 days of putting your home on the market has the greatest potential for buyer traffic. If your home is overpriced it sits on the market longer and you may have missed your opportunity.

Some home sales don’t make it to the closing table. It’s very frustrating when that happens. If you suspect major problems in your home, consider a pre-inspection. Appraisal issues, contingencies are just a few reasons that can cause your sale to fall apart.