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4 Investments Worth Making in Your First Home

You’ve just bought your first home – congratulations! Now it’s time to make your home feel like, well, home.
Posted by Inactive-Krissy Stewart on December 16, 2019 in  uncategorized
You’ve just bought your first home – congratulations! Now it’s time to make your home feel like, well, home by undertaking some long-term investments that will not only look beautiful, but will also last you for years to come. SHARE The following is a guest post by Suhayl Laher In today’s post, we’re offering some advice for first-time homeowners on areas where spending a little bit more is likely to pay off in the long-run. From valuable aesthetic updates in key areas such ... read more
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Is Summer or Winter the Best Season to Buy a Home?

Each season has something different to offer to a potential home buyer. Read the pros and cons of buying a home in both seasons.
Posted by Inactive-Krissy Stewart on December 04, 2019 in  uncategorized
LINDSAY LISTANSKI SHARE You hear it a lot – there are best and worst times to make any sort of purchase. Whether it’s a television, a car, or a home, statistics are available that may influence your decision on when would be the best time to make a purchase. Numerical data isn’t the only thing you should be taking into consideration, though. Each season has something different to offer in terms of making the home buying process easier or more challenging. Let’s take a look at the p... read more
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What Are Closing Costs?

What are closing costs? What should I know before getting my next loan?
Posted by Inactive-Krissy Stewart on November 18, 2019 in  uncategorized
SHARON LEE SHARE What Are Closing Costs? Closing costs are fees paid in connection with the refinance or transfer of ownership in real property. They are paid by either the buyer or the seller on the settlement date. These fees will always vary. What you pay for one refinance or property transfer will not be the same as another. This is due to the different parties involved, different types and locations of property, the financial capacity of a buyer and many more factors. The law requires lenders to give... read more
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Moved In and Cash Strapped? 6 Tips to Cut Expenses

These ideas will help you shift from scrimping to saving in no time at all.
Posted by Inactive-Krissy Stewart on July 19, 2019 in  uncategorized
The following is a guest post by Christy Matte Moving into a new home brings with it the promise of a fresh start and new experiences, but it can also bring some financial challenges. Rental or mortgage costs, paying for movers, and new furniture can quickly add up. If you find yourself needing to cut back on spending, it doesn’t have to be painful. These ideas will help you shift from scrimping to saving in no time at all. Bundle your mobile, Internet, and cable With a new environment, it might also be time... read more
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4 Ways to Help Make Moving with Kids Easier

These 4 things to keep in mind should help make the transition to a new home and neighborhood easier for the entire family.
Posted by Inactive-Krissy Stewart on June 19, 2019 in  uncategorized
The following is a guest post by Laura McHolm, Co-Founder of NorthStar Moving. Summer is here! For families, it’s the most popular time to move to a new home because school is out. If there is any comfort in togetherness, nearly 40 million of us move in the summer. Don’t feel alone, we’re here to guide you!  It’s no secret, no one likes to move and that includes your kids. Moving is one of the most stressful times in life, and it brings lots of change. For your kids, it means making new... read more
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