You’re ready to buy a home, but fear you’ll never save enough money for the down payment. We hear this often from our first-time buyer clients. Let’s dispel some common
Anticipating a Move to DFW? Here’s What You Need to Know
It’s a Tax-Friendly Place
Texans don’t pay state taxes on individual income, which can amount to considerable personal savings. The Tax Foundation‘s 2025 State Tax Competitiveness Index ranks Texas seventh among
Making Home Ownership a Reality in 2025
This might be the year you’ll always remember. The year you bought that forever home, a dream for many that could be your reality. With the right plan.
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How Do I Refinance My Mortgage?
With the talk of interest rates dropping, lots of homeowners are thinking about refinancing. Let’s look at the logistics of refinancing and how it might work for you.
Refinancing 101
When you
What First-Time Home Buyers Need to Know About Closing Costs
You’ve found your dream home and negotiated a good price. But, hold on, that’s not what you’ll pay. There’s an additional set of expenses: closing costs. Let’s look at what
Builder Trends: Smaller Homes with Buyer Incentives
We’re witnessing a significant shift in the housing market: homebuyers want smaller homes for lower prices. Builders, in turn, are looking to meet these needs. Let’s look at why and
Our Most Commonly Discussed Housing Market Myths
For many, the moment you decide to buy a home is when the myths start flying. From online misinformation to ill-informed friends, there seems to be bad advice everywhere. So,
Jumbo Mortgage Loans Explained
People are taking advantage of today’s attractive interest rates to purchase upscale homes, often using one financing tool: the Jumbo loan. Let’s look at this mortgage option and when it
Is Dallas a Good Location to Buy Investment Properties?
With people moving to Dallas in record numbers, home sales are hot. But should you invest there? Let’s consider the key market factors to help you decide.
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Are New Construction Homes More Affordable Than Existing Ones?
Conventional wisdom has long held that buying an existing, lived-in home costs less than buying a newly built one. And that can be true. But the reverse can also be