Should I Buy a Single-Story or a Two-Story Home? Part One
Deciding to buy a house is huge decision, however, often deciding whether you should buy a single-story or a two-story home is an even harder choice to make. While ultimately it is up to you to decide which home style will fit your wants and needs best, there are a few common pros and cons…
What Time do I Get my Keys After Closing Escrow?
You’ve finally closed escrow and you’re ready to get your keys and start moving into your new home, however, you may be left wondering exactly when that will happen. Unfortunatley there is no specific timeframe that is set in stone for buyers to finally turn the lock and step into their new home for the first…
Most Popular Home Styles in the Carolina’s
Each area has specific styles of Real Estate that may be more popular than others. For example, a farmhouse or ranch may be popular in Nebraska, contemporary beachfront villas or bungalows may be popular along the California coast, and high-rise condominiums may be the most popular in bustling cities such as downtown Miami. With so…
3 Things to Consider Before Buying a Foreclosure
Oftentimes home buyers will see a foreclosure and instantly jump at the opportunity to own a home that is well within their budget. Unfortunately, while foreclosures are generally accompanied by a lower price tag there are a few big factors that should be considered before choosing to purchase a foreclosed property. The last thing any…
Are Vaulted Ceilings Worth It?
Vaulted ceilings are one of the features that many sellers will try to highlight, and many buyers try to search for when purchasing a home. While they do indeed add a touch of luxury to many spaces, what exactly is it about vaulted ceilings that seems to draw so much attention, and is it worth…
Why Millennials are Buying Real Estate Together
Buying real estate is nearly always one of the biggest investments you’ll make within your lifetime, and many millennials are choosing to do so a little differently. While an idealistic world for some would be to survive off of one income and be able to afford a mortgage as well as everyday necessities such as…