ARMS, Buy Downs and Points, Oh My! There are a few different strategies that buyers can use today to lower their interest rates and have a comfortable monthly payment. In this short video, I talk with my trusted lender partner Amy Lodes from Main Street Home Loans to go over ...
Continue ReadingThere are lots of scary headlines out there making it almost impossible to decide if you should buy a home right now. If you are worried about interest rates, remember these two things: If you buy now and rates go lower, you can refinance to get the lower rate. ...
Continue ReadingWant To Buy a Home? Now May Be the Time. There are more homes for sale today than at any time last year. So, if you tried to buy a home last year and were outbid or out priced, now may be your opportunity. The number of homes for sale in the U.S. has ...
Continue ReadingUpdate: SOLD for $580,000 on Sept. 2, 2022 Ready to Show, Thursday, August 4 $580,000 This gorgeously updated Countryside home on a cul-de-sac is the definition of move-in ready. Everything is NEW with a cohesive design throughout the home. New HVAC, new custom windows, new water heater, new flooring, new ...
Continue ReadingI ❤️ Countryside and wanted to share this video of this wonderful community. I have lived here for almost 18 years now and we simply adore it. Our neighbors are fantastic and we love being so close to everything! ...
Continue ReadingFor the 2nd quarter of 2022 in Countryside, on average, home prices are up 10% from this time last year. We anticipate that prices will level off (not drop) and get back to pre-pandemic appreciation averages of 3-5% / year. But are you worried about what the potential recession ...
Continue ReadingAll of the headlines are talking about a recession and for many of us, we fear that must mean a housing crash as well. Fortunately, the experts say this is not the case because what caused the crash in 2007/2008 is not what is happening in our current market. History ...
Continue Reading2 Reasons Why Today’s Housing Market Isn’t a Bubble You may be reading headlines and hearing talk about a potential housing bubble or a crash, but it’s important to understand that the data and expert opinions tell a different story. A recent survey from Pulsenomics asked over one hundred housing market experts and real ...
Continue ReadingWhat Caused the Housing Crash 15 Years Ago? Back in 2006, foreclosures flooded the market. That drove down home values dramatically. The two main reasons for the flood of foreclosures were: Many purchasers were not truly qualified for the mortgage they obtained, which led to more homes turning into foreclosures. ...
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