Buying your first home is an exciting milestone! But as thrilling as it is, the process can feel overwhelming if you don’t know where to start. That’s why asking the right questions is so important—it helps you make confident decisions and ensures you find the home that’s perfect for you. Here are 10 essential questions […]

Bring more sunlight into your home for a brighter, more open feel. Photo: Tom Merton / Getty Images Whether it’s the soft glow of the rising sun or the golden warmth of afternoon rays, natural light has a unique way of instantly elevating a space. While natural light is incredibly versatile, it can also be […]

Wondering how to sell your house? Selling your home is filled with many steps and can seem complicated, especially for first-time sellers. From preparation to the closing table, there are many ways to break down the process and set yourself up for a successful sale. Here are some insights you can use as you prepare […]

Choosing the right Realtor is key to a successful real estate experience. Start by asking about their experience, market knowledge, and recent transactions. Don’t hesitate to ask for references.

Start your homebuying journey with key steps: set a budget, check your credit, save for a down payment, get pre-approved, and find an expert real estate agent!

The simplest way to keep your home reliably clean? Stick to a cleaning schedule. It’s not as daunting as it sounds. On the contrary, when set up correctly, it’s quite the opposite. “A whole-home cleaning schedule allows you to feel less stressed because you know that neat and tidy isn’t ever too far out of reach,” says Aby Garvey, organizing and productivity expert at Simplify 101.

If a home is listed as “Active, subject to inspection,” the buyer and seller have signed a purchase agreement (contract), but the buyer is allowed to cancel the deal if the buyer does not like the results of the home inspection. Usually these inspections take place a few days after the purchase agreement is signed. The contingency is removed after the buyer is satisfied with the inspection results.

Even with a solid watering schedule, you should check the soil often to make sure your garden is getting enough water (and not too much!). It’s as simple as feeling the soil. If you can make a moist ball with the soil in the palm of your hand, it’s watered enough. If it starts to fall apart or feels cracked and hard, it will need some additional watering.

Need help financing a new property? Understanding the loan types is step one, but you’ll need the help of a qualified expert to get you into your dream home.
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Co-owning a cabin requires extra communication. Be ready and comfortable to discuss details regarding finances and the use of the property.