You may be torn between buying a home now or waiting. But don’t forget to factor in the equity you’ll gain as prices rise. Click HERE for full blog. 

Affordability is based on three key factors: mortgage rates, home prices, and wages. Click HERE for full blog. 

You don’t need to be a mortgage expert; you just need a professional by your side. Click HERE for full blog. 

While affordability remains a challenge in today’s housing market, the ongoing Great Wealth Transfer is poised to unlock new opportunities. Click HERE for full blog. 

Being a part of the Sandwich Generation comes with its challenges – but it also might come with one truly great perk. Click HERE for full blog. 

With three stories and multiple rooms and bathrooms, it is the kind of home you would want to live in.

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Big investors aren’t buying all the homes out there. Click HERE for full blog. 

Sharing costs like the mortgage and utilities can make owning a home more affordable. Click HERE for full blog. 

If you’re looking to buy a home, let’s connect so you have someone keeping you up-to-date on mortgage rates and helping you make the best decision possible. Check out full blog HERE. 

Most experts now think we won't have a recession in the next year. They also don't expect a big jump in the unemployment rate. That means you don’t need to fear a flood of foreclosures that would cause the housing market to crash.

While you may be hoping for something that brings prices down, that’s not what the data tells us is going to happen. The most current research clearly shows that today’s market is nothing like it was last time.

No matter how you slice it, buying or selling a home is a big decision. And when you’re going through any change in your life and you need some guidance, what do you do? You get advice from people who know what they’re talking about. 

Homeowners today have tremendous amounts of equity. In fact, a recent report from CoreLogic says the average homeowner with a mortgage has more than $300,000 in equity.

If you’re worried about a Silver Tsunami shaking up the housing market, don’t be. Any impact from baby boomers moving will be gradual over many years.