Why Condo Living is Becoming Popular
Condos were once thought of as only a short-term rental, or a steppingstone to owning your own single-family home, however, despite what many people believe to be true, condos, unlike apartments, are owned by the tenant, making them a homeowner. The only catch to this would be if the homeowner has chosen to use their…
Questions to Ask Your Home Inspector
Your home inspector is there to try and help bring awareness to any major problems that may lie within the home you are hoping to purchase, however oftentimes home buyers don’t understand exactly what a home inspection covers, what their home inspector is looking for, or what questions they should ask post inspection. Related: Buying…
Buying a House in the Fall or Winter? Make Sure to Check These Things
Buying a House is an exciting time, however one thing many potential buyers don’t realize is that there are certain things you should look for pending on when you’ll be house hunting. There isn’t necessarily a right or wrong time to purchase a home, however, if you plan on buying a house this Fall or…
Things to Know Before Buying a Historic Home
Historic homes are a common site along the east coast, from plantation style homes further to the south, large estates and manors, the homes that can be found within both North and South Carolina are often nothing short of breathtaking. While visually many of the historic homes that can be found in the Carolina’s are…
Should I Buy a Single-Story or a Two-Story Home? Part Two
When it comes to purchasing a home, amongst setting budgets and making wish lists, deciding if you want a two-story or a single-story home is a huge decision that needs to be made. Last week we dove into the pros and cons of deciding to purchase a single-story home, leaving us wondering, what pros and…
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…