Terminology: Closing Costs
These costs are in addition to your down payment and can typically be about 2-5% of the purchase price. Examples of closings costs include attorneys fees, lender fees, homeowners insurance premiums, a...
Real Estate 101
The Highest Offer Doesn’t Always Win
Don’t be fooled! Though an offer may look great at first glance, contingencies, special stipulations and inconvenient timelines are reasons to look beyond the sales price. Being able to decipher these things is a reason why you should have an...
Things Agents Do Behind the Scenes
These are just a few of the things your agent does in the background. When it comes to your home buying journey, finding your home takes center stage. We'll work together to make sure your home buying process receives a standing ovation! Call m...
Mortgage Terminology: Assets
It's important to understand the mortgage process when buying a home as it often simplifies and improves the experience. There's a lot to understand but no need to worry because my team of experienced and committed professionals are here to hel...
PreQualified vs. PreApproved
Pre-qualified vs pre-approved...be prepared! When it comes to financing your future home, it’s important to know the difference. Give me a call today to discuss your options as I can put you in touch with an experienced lender so that we can ...
Location is Important
Location, location, location! Your home can be the most perfect fit in the world, but its perfection can dwindle if you don't like the neighborhood it's in! That’s why it’s crucial to do your research on the area so that you can commit with...
Things to Consider When Buying
Whether this is your first home or an upgrade, here are some factors you’ll need to consider in your home search. While compromising on certain things is inevitable, this list should help you prioritize what’s most important to you. Whether...
Mortgage Terminology: Cash Reserves
Also known as "liquid assets", these reserves include any funds that can be quickly turned into cash. These can be funds in a checking and savings account, most investments, or retirement accounts. If you have questions about a mortgage and don...
Real Estate 101: MLS
On the listing side, the MLS exposes a seller’s property to a larger audience of potential buyers. On the buying side, the MLS allows agents a more convenient way to find their buyers properties that fit their needs. 678-360-6273 www.aullreal...
Mortgage Terminology: Property Tax
The amount assessed for property taxes are usually based on the value of the owned property, including the land it is on. If you have escrowed your property taxes (payment for the taxes is a part of your mortgage payment), a change in the prope...