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Selling Your Home: Access Matters!

What does buyer access to your home have to do with time on the market? We review the five levels of buyer access, and the affect it has on selling.

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Should I Buy a House from a Family Member?

There are plenty of reasons you should mix family and homebuying. You'll have to make the final decision, but we're here to help.

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Should I Buy During an Election Year?

The good news is, any lull in the housing market due to the November presidential election is likely to be temporary. Read more here.

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Should I Downsize My Home?

In a world of "bigger is better", it might be time to think small. Here are a few questions to ask yourself when deciding if downsizing is right for you.

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Should I Lock My Mortgage Rate Today? Knowledge Is Key

You don’t want to be stuck with a higher interest rate if it could be avoided, but what if mortgage rates continue to climb and you miss your chance?

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Should I Use a Lender or a Bank for My Home Loan?

Traditionally, mortgage lenders have more options for homebuyers than banks, but you'll find a good fit for you based on your long-term goals.

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