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Are You Ready to Buy a Home?

Posted on April 25, 2025 by Jorge Rubio
Buying your first home is a huge step.How can you really know that you're ready?There are thousands and thousands of individuals out there that are contemplating buying a house.This is partly because of low rates of interest over the past few decades, and with a real push on the part of the housing industry to demonstrate the advantages of homeownership.You've been saving your money and have enough for a down payment and your closing costs...

Adjustable Rate Mortgages - Should You Be Concerned?

Posted on January 7, 2025 by Jorge Rubio
You could have find out about many homeowners that are facing large payment increases from the original payment structure of these loan.Payments which oftentimes could be beyond their reach, you may ask, "What went wrong?" To be able to have affordable payments entry-level buyers could have selected an adjustable-rate mortgage with a several year fixed term.This short-term adjustable-rate will not allow plenty of time for the house to appreciate in the current sluggish market...

How To Buy The Perfect Home?

Posted on January 4, 2024 by Jorge Rubio
Congratulations, you have finally saved up the amount of money to get that home you have always wanted! This can be a huge purchase, most likely the largest you'll ever make.It stands to reason that there must be some careful calculations done before jumping right into a purchase.In case you are just like the rest folks, you have likely been storing money for a long time, waiting for your day once the purchase would turn into a reality...

Negotiating the Best Price When Buying a Home

Posted on December 2, 2022 by Jorge Rubio
When you buy a house, you want the best possible cost.This often requires a little negotiating on your part.Many buyers dread negotiating when purchasing a house.Money is an emotional topic.But bear in mind, this transaction is not all about money.It is about making the vendor feel like he or she's receiving the best end of the deal.Start by not placing a ridiculously low first offer.This will not get you off to a fantastic first impression...