Teachers are heroes, especially in a pandemic. Whether they had to navigate the complexities of remote teaching or design brand new lesson plans due to alternating in-class schedules, this year
Applications for New Home Purchases are on the Rise
There’s something so satisfying about buying a newly built house that no one else has ever called home. New homes offer a lot of benefits over existing construction like efficiency,
Potential Red Flags with Purchasing a Home
If it’s too good to be true…it probably is – especially in the real estate market. Though the photos are lovely, the price is right, and the location is perfect,
Being Prepared for a Bidding War – Get PreApproved
It’s no secret: It’s a seller’s market here in the DFW area. As fast as a For Sale sign is hammered into the front yard, even before in many cases,
Home purchases show no signs of slowing down in 2021
FOMO. Fear of missing out. It was a real thing in November and shows no signs of change any time soon, with real estate agents quickly submitting offers for clients
Home Buying This Winter is Going to Very Different
In a normal year, this is the time when home sales dip. In a normal year, this is when you can negotiate on getting the price a tad lower, and
Historic low rates mean mortgage activity continues to boom
Historic low rates mean mortgage activity continues to boom
The home buying and refinance boom isn’t likely to dip any time soon, thanks to historic low mortgage rates. According to the
What Younger Home Buyers Want
Younger generations are now redefining the purpose of a home, and they are more serious about it than ever.
Recently YPulse conducted a marketing report called No Place Like Home in
Home buyers and sellers showing resilience
When industries begin speaking of a “new normal,” it can be difficult to discern how many of its old practices are on track to permanently change and which ones are
Closing escrow during the pandemic: the new normal
Congratulations, home seller. You were able to find a buyer during these crazy times. Closing escrow, however, is a little different than it once was.
Realtor.com’s Erica Sweeney speaks of how