Buyer Tips
Time Saving Tips When Moving
April 1, 2010 by dianeconaway · Leave a Comment
Once you have purchased and closed on your new home, now comes the time to actually start the moving process. Moving can be not only stressful biut also time consuming. There are many things you can do both before and during your move to help save time and make the transition more smooth. Below are some [...]
Mortgage Payment Protection
March 25, 2010 by dianeconaway · Leave a Comment
Due to the current economic crisis, mortgage protection insurance is may be more important now than ever. The biggest debt many families have is typically their home mortgage. It is important to obtain coverage that will pay your mortgage in the event that you are not able to. Mortgage protection insurance (MPI) is essentially life insurance [...]
Avoiding Common Homebuying Mistakes
March 18, 2010 by dianeconaway · Leave a Comment
Whether you are a first time homebuyer or you are an experienced homeowner, shopping for a new home can be an exciting time. It can also however be easy to get caught up in all the excitement when looking at homes and overlook potential problems. Below are some tips and things to look during your home search. [...]
Managing Your Credit Report
March 4, 2010 by dianeconaway · Leave a Comment
Before begining the homebuying process, it is important to to access and check your credit report before even looking at any homes for sale . Most lenders usually prefer to check your credit report before considering your application when you apply for a loan. The information in your credit history helps the lenders in deciding your [...]
Money Saving Tips When Moving
February 18, 2010 by dianeconaway · Leave a Comment
When you purchase a new home, it can be very expensive with many different expenses that come up. From the down payment, closing costs, inspection fees and other costs involved it can drain your savings very quickly. Especially in a difficult economy saving money and cutting costs anywhere you can is key. Below are some cost [...]
Energy Conservation In The Home
February 11, 2010 by dianeconaway · Leave a Comment
High monthly energy bills, especially in a difficult economy are a big concern for homeowners. Energy conservation can not only help to cut costs on on utility bills but by doing so can help the environment in a major way. While many homeowners are making changes and smarter choices, a report according to the U.S. Department [...]
Real Estate Attorneys
February 3, 2010 by dianeconaway · Leave a Comment
A common question I get from many home buyers as well as homesellers is whether or not they need to seek the services of a real estate attorney. Both buying a home and selling a home can be a confusing process and there are complicated documents and other tasks needed to complete the sale. The process of buying [...]
Loan Scams
January 28, 2010 by dianeconaway · Leave a Comment
Buying or refinancing your home will be one of the most important and complex financial decisions you’ll ever make. Many first time home buyers are overwhelmed with all the options and how confusing the process can be. However, even seasoned home buyers can fall victim to a loan scam. While most lenders are professional and legitimate, there [...]
High Risk Mortgages To Avoid
January 21, 2010 by dianeconaway · Leave a Comment
When purchasing a new home, there are many different mortgage options available for potential homeowners. However, there are a number high risk mortgages on the market that you should avoid at all costs. While most of these types of mortgages usually seem attractive on the front end, it is vital to do your research and look [...]
Questions To Ask Your Home Inspector
January 7, 2010 by dianeconaway · 1 Comment
During the home buying and selling process, it will be necessary to have a home inspection. There are many qualified inspectors out there, so whether you decide to go with an individual or company there are some key questions you should ask them before proceeding with their services. For an easy, quick search of certified [...]
