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First Time Homebuyer Steps to Success (Step 3) Unless you'll be paying cash for a home or you are applying for a loan backed by the government (such as a USDA or VA loan) or a Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac loan, you'll need at least 20 percent of the loan amount in cash. This is the down payment, required by the lender. The larger the down payment,....

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First Time Homebuyer: Steps to Success (Step 1) It may not seem like it, but there is a process to buying a home and taking certain steps in the proper order just about guarantees success. Taken out of order – putting the cart before the horse – the steps are inefficient and counterproductive, and the process becomes chaotic. Remember when yo...

Three Critical Steps in the Home Appraisal Between applying for a home loan and the close of escrow comes a most crucial step: the home appraisal. Since the transaction that got you to this point is one in which a buyer and seller agreed on a price, the appraisal is more likely than not to match the purchase price. In fluctuating markets how...

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Movin' on Up Outgrowing a house doesn't happen as quickly or as often as Junior goes through shoes, but if you're planning a family, that house you live in now will feel awfully tight down the road. This is when you may start thinking about moving up. While the need to upsize to a larger house is one thing, ther...

3 Tips for Attending Open Houses If you plan on spending a weekend touring open houses, it's a good idea to go into the process with as much information as possible. Let's take a look at 3 tips you might want to keep in mind when planning your day of open house tours. 1. What to Bring with You If you'll be touring new home...

3 Things to Know about Buying New Construction Imagine your first weekend in a new home; a home without nasty smells leftover from the previous occupants, no smudged baseboards and a sparkling clean refrigerator that has never held leftovers. The only thing you need to do this weekend is relax and enjoy your new home. Sure, there are other reaso...