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Broker’s Corner with Tanya Chappell November 2022
Happy Thanksgiving!! At this writing, it’s just a few days before Thanksgiving with mild temperatures of the mid-’70s and low rain chances expected to last all week. There will be no nice fluffy sweaters and cozy boots this Thanksgiving. Maybe we’ll get to break them out for Christmas.I do love the downtime that the holidays […]
Continue readingBringing Clarity to the Biggest Questions in Housing Today
Welcome to your Monthly Market Report for November of 2022. In this months feature article we’re going to give you the latest update on mortgage rates and prices, something we are following very closely in today’s housing market. We’re also going to bring you the latest on foreclosures. It’s a big question that people have right […]
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What You Need To Budget for When Buying a Home
When it comes to buying a home, it can feel a bit intimidating to know how much you need to save and where to find that information. But you should know, you’re not expected to have all the answers yourself. There are many trusted professionals who can help you understand your finances and what you’ll […]
Continue readingShould you still buy or sell a home | in 2020?
Share0 Tweet0 Share0 It’s not the people with the obvious symptoms that are causing the majority of the spread of the virus but the people with mild symptoms or no symptoms at all, according to research published earlier this week. If you have considered buying or selling a home in 2020, the recent Cornavirus pandemic probably has you wondering if it is the right decision with so […]
Continue readingHomes Are More Affordable Today, Not Less Affordable
There’s a current narrative that owning a home today is less affordable than it has been in the past. The reason some are making this claim is because house prices have substantially increased over the last several years. It’s not, however, just the price of a home that matters. Homes, in most cases, are purchased […]
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