Moving Out Of Your Parent's House With A Cat? Make Sure To Find The Right Apartment Features

Posted on: 5 July 2016

Whether you have just graduated high school, college, or are still going to school, you may have enough money saved up and a reliable job that can help you move out on your own. With your first apartment, you really do not need more than somewhere you can sleep, cook, and feel safe at night. But, when you are bringing your cat along, you have to consider what they need in a place to be happy and healthy. [Read More]

First Time Buying A Home? 4 Reasons You Might Need A Real Estate Attorney

Posted on: 2 June 2016

If you're buying a new home, you may want to speak to a real estate attorney before you make any decisions. You might not think that a simple real estate transaction would require legal intervention. However, a simple transaction can turn sideways quickly, especially when problems arise. If they do arise, you want to make sure you have a lawyer in your corner. Here are four reasons why you should hire legal counsel before making any real estate transactions. [Read More]

Curb Appeal Tips That May Not Have Crossed Your Mind

Posted on: 7 May 2016

Curb appeal is what gets buyers inside the door to view your home. You should start thinking about the first impression your house makes long before you put up that "For Sale" sign. Install Plantings Long Before You Move With all that is involved with moving, you may neglect trying to work on the yard until the very end. This can be disastrous if your house doesn't sell before you move. [Read More]

Getting Started With Mortgages: Fixed-Rate Vs Adjustable-Rate

Posted on: 26 April 2016

If you are thinking of getting a home, then you probably have a lot on your plate. In addition to actually finding a home, you will need to thinking about the prospect of a mortgage. Unfortunately, there are quite a few different kinds of mortgages, which means that you will need to compare each option carefully. To help you get started, here is an introduction to the two most basic types of mortgages: fixed-rate and adjustable-rate. [Read More]