Tips & Ideas

A brown sugar oatmilk cortado at Starbucks costs $5.62. Meanwhile, the median price of a home in the United States is around $400,000 right now. That means if you skipped one coffee per day, you could save up enough cash to buy your dream house in... just under 200 years. This is why I think it's pretty dumb advice to tell people to skip out on simple luxuries to save for a house. The math just doesn't "math." It's better to focus on the BIG things in your budget (car payment

I know as a real estate agent, I’m supposed to tell you to spend your time and money responsibly, especially if homeownership or real estate investing is a dream you have your heart set on. But here’s the thing, while it’s essential to plan for the future...

Let’s be real, nobody liked math class growing up. And when you’re approaching the closing table, real estate can feel like A LOT of...

I actually like showing homes in the rain. It’s not the most fun thing to do, but taking potential buyers to a rainy-day home showing...

1. Location You can change almost everything about your home, but you can't change the location. Think about how close (or far) you want...

Having trendy flooring/bathrooms/kitchen will eventually go out of style. Meanwhile, premium location appreciates—sometimes rapidly.

Each of the three credit bureaus has its own scoring system and therefore, you have 3 separate credit scores. Lenders use the middle one.

If you were thinking about buying a house in 1972, but decided to wait until interest rates came down...you would have continued renting...

1. Get pre-approved 2. Save for a down payment 3. Maintain good credit.

Believe it or not, Realtors don’t price homes. We give our expert opinion. We take into account what is selling or has recently sold in...