When you are selling your home there are a variety of simple adjustments/ modifications that you can do in order to increase the value of your home and ultimately get the most out of your sale.   1. Add a Fresh Coat of Paint Painting is one of the easiest and most affordable ways to make a difference when you’re selling your home. Not only does adding a fresh coat of paint help make your home more appealing, but it can also allow the interior to look better in promotional... [read more]

As a seller, one of the best things you can do to increase the value of your home is start on a few home improvement projects. Below, we list some upgrades that you can do that packs a large return for your investment.  1. Install a Steel Door Aside from safe communities, buyer's also want safe homes. As a seller, you can add a steel door, which offers a feeling of security and protection, and will give you an impressive ROI.  2. Add a Wooden Deck Wooden... [read more]

When deciding to buy a home, many ‘myths’ could prevent you from deciding to become a homeowner. Let’s take a look at some common myths and facts to those questions you may be having. “I can’t afford to buy a home right now.” Fact: If you are paying rent, you can definitely afford a mortgage. More often than not, we find most renters are paying the same amount as those paying for a mortgage, and occasionally even more! “I should wait until the... [read more]

Buying a house is one of the biggest decisions you will ever make. To ensure you make the right choice, we have listed some of our most useful tips to help you through this process! How Much Can You Afford It is important to know exactly how much you can afford in monthly mortgage payments. Knowing what you can afford will help you set a realistic price range for the home you want to purchase. You must also consider additional fees such as: Closing costs (home inspection, legal... [read more]

In the unfortunate circumstance that a homeowner is past-due on their monthly mortgage payments, they pave the way for a “foreclosure” on their property. In today’s market, banks and other lenders do not turn to foreclosure to take away the homes of homeowners who are in arrears. Instead, they perform a "Power of Sale" which is wholly different from a Foreclosure. What is a Foreclosure? Foreclosures are laborious, grueling, and costly to both the... [read more]