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Hidden Costs of Buying a Home You Need to Know

You saved for the down payment, got pre-approved, and feel ready to go—but hold up 👀. There are some sneaky little costs that catch buyers off guard every time.
Here’s what most folks don’t budget for:

Closing costs: Typicall...

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Why A Condo Could Be Your Best First Home

Let’s be real—not every first-time buyer wants a big yard and weekend projects. If you’re after low maintenance, central location, and budget-friendly living, a condo might be your sweet spot 🏙️
Perks of condo life:

Afforda...

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Open House Tips for Potential Homebuyers

Going to open houses this weekend? Don’t just admire the backsplash and bounce 🛑. You’re house hunting—come prepared.
Here’s how to get the most out of your visits:

Check for odors, cracks, water stains. They tell stories p...

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7 Must-Have Apps For New Homeowners

Owning a home means juggling projects, maintenance, and a million little to-dos. Luckily, your phone can do more than scroll Zillow.
Here are 7 apps every new homeowner needs:

Centriq – Scan your appliances, get manuals and maintena...

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Using a Downpayment Gift Without Stress

So your parents (or favorite auntie 🫶) want to help with your downpayment? Amazing. But before you accept that gift, there are a few things lenders are going to ask for.

To use a gifted downpayment, the money must be from a relative or so...

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Should I Use A Friend As My Real Estate Agent?

We’ve all heard it: “Use my cousin, she just got her license!” 🫠But here’s the real talk—when it comes to buying or selling your home, this isn’t the time to mix business with friendship without doing your homework.
Working with...

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Choosing the Right Community

You can change the paint color or the carpet—but you can’t change the neighbors or traffic 🚗🏘️. Choosing the right community is just as important as choosing the right house.
🏫 Look at schools—even if you don’t have kids. Gr...

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Don’t Let “As Is” Scare You

The words “as is” can be intimidating when you're shopping for a home 😬—but they don’t always mean disaster.
🏚️ “As is” simply means the seller isn’t making repairs. You can still (and should) get an inspection, and you c...

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How to Involve Your Child When Moving

Moving is a big deal for grown-ups—and an even bigger one for kids 😢. Whether they’re excited, nervous, or totally overwhelmed, involving them in the process can ease the transition and help them feel secure.
🎒 Give them age-appropri...

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