Impossible vs. I’m possible

The TCJA of 2019 dramatically increased the standard deduction so that many homeowners benefit from taking that rather than itemizing…

Many homeowners with mortgages pay for both types of insurance but only one of them protects the owner. Homeowner’s insurance…

In a recent article, The Wall Street Journal reported that investors have rarely been this flush with cash.  The economic…

Social Security was established on August 14, 1935 to take care of the country’s elderly in their retirement years.  Today, about…

Occasionally, buyers who can qualify to purchase a home decide to “take a break” and wait to purchase a home. …

With home prices rising 20% nationwide in the past year and in some markets, even dramatically more, many homeowners are…

Homeowners are familiar that they can deduct the interest and property taxes from their income tax returns. They also understand…

It’s disappointing, frustrating and sometimes, discouraging when you lose a home you want to buy. One of the hardest lessons…

With roughly 12.5% of the population over 65 years of age, it is understandable that some of them are thinking…

Would someone really refinance their home and not take money out of it? Certainly, if they could get a lower…

As people near or enter retirement, one of the decisions that typically comes up is whether to sell their “big”…

“If you waste my time, don’t expect me to hang out with you very long.” Anyone can say this. Time…

Sometimes, as people approach the inevitable, they start trying to get their things “in order”.  They may even have a…

If competition is a buyer’s biggest concern, for goodness’ sake, get in the game. In a new survey of close…

Ideally, each party will pay their own closing costs associated with the purchase and the sale of a home, but…