Can a Mortgage Make You Money? A Guide to Building Equity in a Home
35% of American adults have less than $1000 saved. 35% have no savings at all. But what if you could use the amount you pay for the roof over your head to steadily build your wealth? Building equity in a home is often easier than you may think. Especially when you...
Expect the Unexpected: Making an Educated Home Insurance Estimate
Every year, Americans pay about $3.50 for every $1,000 their home is valued at to home insurance. That said, the rates differ significantly across states and localities. Before buying a home, it’s important to have a rough idea of what your monthly expenditure...
Student Loan Debt & Divorce
How Student Loan Debt Effects the Mortgage in Divorce We have all seen many parents who have their own student loan debt or have co-signed student loans for their children. Mandating which spouse will be responsible for making those student loan payments in the...
5 Reasons To Buy Instead Of Rent A Home This Year
The mortgage crisis of 2008 is more than a decade old, but its impact still has many renters shook. Despite all that, the coast is finally clear to find a home that can also turn into a great investment, and we can show you why. Besides the obvious reasons to buy a...
Why Millennials Have Become the Largest Real Estate Buyers
Millennials have entered both the workforce and the consumer product buying space, and they’re quickly exploding any preconceived ideas of what they’re actually interested in. Millennials are now the largest group of home buyers in the U.S. 34-percent of...
A Housewarming Party To Remember; 15 Ideas Your Guests Will Love
You’ve found your dream home and have finally settled in. But don’t get too comfy yet. It’s time to match your fabulous house with a fabulous housewarming party! You’re not one to be too boring, so you need to throw an amazing housewarming...
New Home Owners: These Must-Try Tips Will Save You Time and Money
Are you planning on moving into a new home sometime in the near future? Before you do, you might need to prepare to spend a lot of money. We’re not just talking about what you’re going to spend on your new home, either. We’re also talking about...
Small Family Home: Buying a House Young
When you first start a career or a marriage, one of the first big questions is where you’re going to live. Most people seem to think renting a place is the best idea for the first few years. But is there really anything wrong with buying a house young? As it turns...
