Consumer FAQs

While most homebuyers check out the layout of the rooms and the name brands on the kitchen appliances when touring a house, educated buyers know what’s really important to look for when buying a home. 

Here’s what to REALLY look for when buying a house.

Ready to make an offer, but not sure how it works? Let us walk you through the process.

If you want to buy a house, unless you can pay in cash, you will need a mortgage loan to finance your home purchase. Here is how to obtain a mortgage, step-by-step.

Most buyers are aware of the obvious costs of buying a home: a down payment and a mortgage. But, what about the unexpected costs? There are, in fact, several costs both upfront and ongoing that buyers should anticipate. It is important to consider all of the costs before purchasing your home.

Every person should have the opportunity to create a home that reflects who they are and what is important to them, regardless of race, national origin, color, sex or gender, disability, religion, or familial status.

Are you wondering how much house can you afford? Knowing you want to buy a home is one thing; knowing how much of a mortgage payment you can handle is another. Too often, what buyers want and what they can afford don't match up.  Let us help you determine how much your wallet can handle.

You want to buy a home, but you aren't sure when is the best time to make a life-changing purchase? When is the best time? Does it even exist? Here are some factors that can help you decide when is the right time to buy.

For many people, buying a home is a huge life event and financial milestone. But how should you determine whether to keep renting or take the plunge and purchase a house? Let’s compare renting versus buying and find out which is right for you.

Buying a home while selling your current home can be a challenge, but not impossible. It is important to understand the process and choose which timeline works best for you.