3 Important Things To Know About Home Inspection Contingencies When Buying A House

Posted on 10 March 2017

When you are ready to make an offer on a house to buy, there is one step you may want to consider taking when making your offer. This step involves adding a contingency to the deal that your offer is only good if the home inspection comes back clean and good. This is a common contingency used by people who are buying homes, but there are three things you should understand about home inspection contingencies. [Read More]

Tips To Help You Save Money On The Financing Of And Find A Well-Built Manufactured Home

Posted on 28 February 2017

The process of buying a manufactured home can be exciting and stressful, as you make sure you make the best decisions to save you money and get a quality home. Here are some tips to help you save money on the financing and to inspect your home for the best type of wall and floor construction. Secure the Financing The first step to buying a manufactured home is to get approved or pre-qualified for the financing. [Read More]

Why You Should Remove Your Dog Before A House Showing

Posted on 24 January 2017

If you are an animal lover who is trying to sell your home, then you may have no problem allowing your dog to remain in the residence during viewings and open houses. However, this is not always the best course of action. If you want to sell your home quickly, then it is wise to relocate your pup with a trusted family member of friend, especially during open house situations. There are several reasons why this is the case. [Read More]

Selling Your Home During Winter: 3 Tips To Help Best Showcase Your Place

Posted on 5 December 2016

If you plan on selling your home during winter, you're going to have to put in more effort into preparing your home for the open house. The dreariness of the cold weather can taint the memory of your home to potential home buyers. You'll need to make extra effort to make your house appear welcoming, warm, and inviting. This article will look at 3 tips that can really make a difference in showcasing the beauty of your place. [Read More]

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An Affordable First Home Purchase

Although it was ten years ago, I still remember how excited I was on my wedding day. On this special day, I couldn’t wait to marry my amazing husband. After our honeymoon, we moved into a brick ranch home. Although the home was small, we could afford it. Some newly married couples choose to purchase a duplex for their first homes. By renting out part of their houses to tenants, they are better able to make their monthly mortgage payments. Some of them even enjoy being landlords. On this blog, I hope you will discover the ways buying a duplex can benefit younger couples.