Have you reached a point where your current home isn’t quite right anymore? Maybe your family is growing and you need more space, or your children have gone off to college and it’s time to downsize. Maybe the neighborhood has changed since you moved in. Or you’ve just realized that you cannot live with that..
In the wake of Hurricane Irma, Florida residents are left to deal with significant storm damage. It’s inevitable that after a natural disaster, the real estate market will take a noticeable hit while buying and selling homes takes a backseat to hurricane cleanup. But don’t worry – the market is expected to recover quickly, so..
In short, a broker is a third party that has access to mortgage products from multiple lenders. The broker does not actually lend you the money. The lender is the financial institution that brings the funds to the closing table, and who you will pay your mortgage to each month. Pros and Cons of Using..
Here in Southwest Florida, master planned communities are plentiful and highly sought-after. While many of these communities are popular with retirees and second home owners, we’re seeing more and more catering to busy young families as well. What exactly is life like in a master planned community, and is it worth the cost?
With the November 2016 presidential election nearing, many Southwest Floridians are wondering what will happen to the housing market. After experiencing healthy growth and stabilization over the past couple years, some fear the high emotions and unease surrounding the election might trickle into real estate. Here’s what the experts say.
