Buying a home is one of the biggest decisions a person can make. Itâs the culmination of years of intense saving and budgeting, months of open houses, and weeks of late-night strategizing and offer planning. In 2020, buying a home has gotten even harder as the COVID-19 pandemic has swept across the United States. Shopping… Read more »
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Buying a house is a big decision, but it can feel especially overwhelming to place an offer on a home less than 24 hours after seeing it for the first time. Plus youâre under pressure to outbid several other buyers â or risk losing the house. While these circumstances might sound extraordinary, theyâre not. With [â¦]
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Since the onset of COVID-19, remote work has become the norm for many Americans, allowing them to continue to meet some of their expenses while saving where possible. In the late spring of 2020, about half of American workers were … Continue reading →
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Dating in the time of COVID-19 isnât easy. The pandemic has impacted Americans and the economy unevenly. And cities have shutdown and reopened at different rates. So depending on where you live, it can be complicated for a couple to … Continue reading →
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Attention, educators. Here’s how to enjoy your much-needed summer breakâeven if it comes without a paycheck.
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Mortgage rates can be pretty volatile. Just like stocks, they can change daily depending on whatâs happening in the economy. Beyond that, mortgage rates can move based on news that doesnât involve a report on the economic calendar, such as a jobs report, GDP, housing starts, inflation, etc. Even if there isnât a direct financial [&hellip
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To say residential real estate is on fire would be a huge understatement. In fact, itâs so popular that weâre literally running out of homes. Simply put, there are too many home buyers and not enough properties for sale, nor is the supply being replenished fast enough. In a way, it reminds me of the [&hellip
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If youâve yet to enter the housing market, but are thinking of buying a home in 2021, thereâs a lot you need to know. As I once pointed out, this isnât your older siblingâs housing market. Not just anyone can get a mortgage these days. You actually have to qualify. But weâll get to that [&hellip
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While having a large nest egg and an excellent credit score is ideal, you don’t necessarily have to kiss homeownership goodbye if that’s not your case.
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If youâre not sure whether you need a termite inspection, here are some solid reasons why you should make an appointment with a pest control company.
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