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Questions You Should Ask Before Making an Offer

Buying a home is likely one of the most significant decisions you'll ever make, so it's essential to get all the facts before making an offer.

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Questions You Should Ask Your Mortgage Advisor

When it comes time to apply for a home loan, your Mortgage Advisor will cover the basics with you, but don't be afraid to ask questions.

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Questions Your Lender Might Ask

We've compiled a list of frequently asked questions by lenders for borrowers, so you can get a better understanding of what to expect.

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Real Estate Agent vs. Appraiser Comparables: What's the Difference?

Real estate agents and appraisers take different approaches when it comes to analyzing comparable sales.

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Real Estate Agent vs. Appraiser Comps: What's The Difference?

Real estate agents and appraisers don't necessarily have the same viewpoint when it comes to pulling data on comparable property values.

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Reasons to Retire in Oregon

From beaches to mountains, Oregon has it all. If you're considering making a move after retirement, here are a few reasons why Oregon is the place to be.

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