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INFOGRAPHIC: Top 12 Questions Home Buyers Ask Their Real Estate Agents

Published January 18, 2018

Buying a home – especially for the first time – can be an overwhelming experience. It’s not surprising that buyers tend to have a plethora of questions to ask their agents before they take the plunge. Here are some of the most common queries you’ll ever hear a buyer ask their agent.

7 Reasons Your Credit Score Dropped

Published January 15, 2018

Your credit score is a critical component of your financial health, so you want to make sure it’s as high as it can be. If it’s in bad shape, you’ll find it difficult to get approved for a mortgage, auto loan, and other loans on credit.

Should You Buy a Home Before or After You Get Married?

Published January 11, 2018

While marriage rates may have been on the decline in recent years, homeownership continues to be a goal for many Americans, regardless of marital status. But those who do have plans to marry have the choice between buying a home together before marriage or after.

Self-Employed? Here’s How to Boost the Odds of Mortgage Approval

Published January 8, 2018

You don’t have to toss out your dreams of buying a home and getting a mortgage just because you work for yourself. If you are confident that you can handle a mortgage, there are several things you can do to increase the chances of getting approved for a home loan.

INFOGRAPHIC: California Sales Report For November 2017

Published January 4, 2018

California saw its highest year-over-year increase in home prices since January 2016, while inventory continues to be short across the state. Here are some key statistics on California home sales for November 2017, as gathered from the California Association of Realtors (CAR).

How to Buy and Sell at the Same Time

Published January 1, 2018

Listing your current home for sale while purchasing a new property can be a real challenge if you don’t have all your ducks in a row. Unless the closing dates between the two deals coincide perfectly, there’s always the chance of either carrying two mortgages or being stuck without a place to live until the deal on your new home purchase closes. To ensure everything runs seamlessly, a few steps should be taken. Here are some factors to consider when buying and selling a home simultaneously.