Knowing the best time to buy a home may not be simple – few big moves in life are – but you can get a good idea of the right
Breaking Down Mortgage Insurance: What You Need to Know
If you’re putting down less than 20% on a home, depending on your loan program you may need mortgage insurance; a policy that protects the lender in the event you
The Importance of Working with the Right Lender in the Heat of Summer Home Buying
While the red-hot Dallas-Fort Worth housing market is showing signs of cooling, prospective homebuyers in the DFW area still face significant competition this summer, as supply remains low. The area’s
The Pros and Cons of Buying vs Building
Buy or build? That is the question many folks have when considering the possibilities for their new dream homes. So what factors should you consider when weighing this decision? Let’s
What’s Better for My Situation? Buying or Renting?
Home prices are rising. Rents are rising. Housing simply costs more these days, no matter how you pay. So what’s best for you? Let’s consider some pros and cons.
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Kick Off Summer with These 6 Home Buying Tips
Warm weather, school schedules, and a sunny sense of optimism are just a few factors that send homebuyers out in summer. Here are a few tips for navigating this busy
The Importance of Partnering with a Reputable Mortgage Lender
Choosing the right lender is no small decision; this is a relationship that could last decades. Making it important that you partner with a reputable lender like The Decker Group.
Rental Market Price Inflation & Homebuild Standstills
New home projects in the Greater Dallas area haven’t been without some challenges this year from supply chain disruptions, increased material prices, and labor shortages. And if you’re in the
Dallas-Fort Worth New Homes are a Hot Commodity. Ready to Build Yours?
In the Dallas-Fort Worth area, new homes are selling at a record pace, leaving pre-owned homes in the secondary. Much of that has to do with the fact that pre-owned
2021 Outlook for Millennial Homebuying
For the longest time, even prior to the pandemic, millennials – the age group between 25 and 40 – put off buying a home because they were burdened with student