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Monthly Archives: February 2021

    How To Make Sure You Will Love Your Paint Choice

    By Raegan George | February 26, 2021

    So you are getting ready to paint a room in your home, you head to the store and see a color you love, and you buy it on the spot! You assume it will look just as beautiful in that room and start painting, only to realize an hour in that it looks completely different... Read More

    Owning a Home Is Still More Affordable Than Renting One

    By Raegan George | February 24, 2021

    If spending more time at home over the past year is making you really think hard about buying a home instead of renting one, you’re not alone. You may be wondering, however, if the dollars and cents add up in your favor as home prices continue to rise. According to the experts, in many cases, it’s still more affordable... Read More

    Is 2021 the Year to Size-Up Your Home?

    By Raegan George | February 22, 2021

    2020 was a year for change. Many lifestyle adjustments and plenty of time at home. During that time, you may have started to think about how much your current home suits your needs, even if you thought at one point that the home you’re in could be your forever home. Last year impacted the needs... Read More

    Financial Fundamentals for Homebuyers

    By Raegan George | February 19, 2021

    Some Highlights When you’re thinking about buying a home, there are a few key steps to take before you even start to look at houses. From saving for your down payment to getting pre-approved for a mortgage, you’ll want to make sure you keep your financial plan on track from the beginning. Let’s connect today... Read More

    Why Low Inventory Is Good For Sellers

    By Raegan George | February 17, 2021

    There is high buyer activity and a historically low number of houses for sale right now. The perfect time for homeowners to sell their house is when the demand for homes is higher than what’s available for sale. Here are a few ways that low inventory can help you get a great deal if you’ve... Read More

    Why Moving May Be Just the Boost You Need

    By Raegan George | February 15, 2021

    As we look back over the past year, we’ve certainly lived through one of the most stressful periods in recent history. After spending so much more time at home throughout the health crisis, some are wondering if they should move to improve their mental health and well-being. This is no surprise since the U.S. Census Bureau reported... Read More

    The Best 6 Steps to Take to Increase Resale Value

    By Raegan George | February 12, 2021

    Everyone who is getting ready to sell wants to make the most money possible in the process. While you may see a great deal of value in your home, that love you’ve created doesn’t always translate to financial gain. The best way to actually increase the value of your home and therefore your potential profit... Read More

    What’s the Difference between an Appraisal and a Home Inspection?

    By Raegan George | February 10, 2021

    If you’re planning to buy a home, an appraisal is an important step in the process. It’s a professional evaluation of the market value of the home you’d like to buy. In most cases, an appraisal is ordered by the lender to confirm or verify the value of the home prior to lending a buyer money for the purchase.... Read More

    Double The Light In ANY Room!

    By Raegan George | February 8, 2021

    Not every room is blessed with good natural light.. Sometimes when a window isn’t placed well, or isn’t there at all, it can be hard to work around, while other times, the window is in a great spot but is being blocked outside by trees or other plants. If you struggle with poorly lit rooms,... Read More

    Will Forbearance Plans Lead to a Tsunami of Foreclosures?

    By Raegan George | February 8, 2021

    At the onset of the economic disruptions caused by the COVID pandemic, the government quickly put into place forbearance plans to allow homeowners to remain in their homes without making their monthly mortgage payments. Today, almost three million households are actively in a forbearance plan. Though 29.4% of those in forbearance have continued to stay current on... Read More