When you buy your new home, you are excited and exhilarated. You are moving and living in this amazing new place. But then you move in and all of a sudden your need to start fixing quirky things that you did not see when you first looked at the house. These are the top things in the house that generally need fixing when you buy a new home. Read More
First Time Homeowner? Here’s The Move-In Checklist That Will Save You Stress
Congratulations on your new home! The process can be exciting – but also very stressful. And that’s just the process of buying a home. After the closing, you will probably find you have even more tasks to deal with. Read More
7 Open House Tips and Tricks
It is that time. You are ready to sell your home and buy a brand new home. Time for change. Now you may be asking yourself what do I need to sell my house. You may be in a market that is hot and inventory is low, therefore your house may sell quickly with very little marketing. But is you are not in a hot market, you are more than likely going to host an open house Read More
10 Things You Need to Do When You Move into Your New Home
It is moving time and with it comes of a lot of details to move out of one home into a new home. There are some things that you need to do when you move into your new home that can make your life easier. These top tips will help you get in front of managing the details of your new home and your move.
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Millennials Managing your First Big Investment … A New Home
You finally saved enough money for the down payment on a house. And you finally qualified for a mortgage. You researched and home shopped to find the right first home. You made an offer. And finally, you closed on your first big investment … a new home! Congratulations!
Now you are starting a 3 to 7 year cycle of owning and managing your first home. Where do you start? How do you maximize the value and minimize the ongoing expenses? What do you need to do to maintain this asset? How do you manage the improvements you make to the house? How do you avoid falling into the “money pit” trap where your house financially consumes you? Read More
