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To age in place is an increasing popular goal. Homeowners across the country are renovating their homes to enhance accessibility and lengthen their independent, productive lives. Of course, there’s a lot more to their goal-setting than preparing to install ramps…

Homes are among the priciest items most of us ever buy. A significant slice of the purchase goes into paying the real estate professionals. Clients should know what they’re paying. Listing agents throughout the United States charge sellers 5-6% of…

A recast mortgage could be an option for homeowners who need to tweak their mortgage payments. Most big banks allow at least one recast for a client with a conventional (Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac) mortgage loan. To recast the…

For a homeowner who has built up substantial equity, a cash-out refinance can free up funds for big projects. Lenders expect to see many requests for these loans this year. According to industry research, cash-out activity should spike in the…

Today’s low interest rates are exciting, and many homeowners are thinking about refinancing their mortgage loans. There’s a sort of FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) in the rush to get loans. But for those who already have fairly low, fixed…

There’s an old saying: Where there’s a will, there’s a relative. Like many old sayings, this one is nearly always true. Still, what if someone dies, leaving no heirs to take title to a house left behind? In some cases,…

Tax season is here. What better time to think about the tax implications of a real estate investment? Here is a selection of updates and tips, based on 2021 news and policy trends. We’ve designed this article to be informative…

Real estate buyers qualify for home loan benefits from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs if they’ve performed 181 consecutive days of active duty (90 consecutive days in wartime), or spent 6 years in the National Guard or Reserves. Surviving…