Congratulations on owning your Houston home for a full year! It’s such an exciting milestone and chances are that you have learned the ins and outs of your new home, from the squeaky stair to that one uneven floorboard. Now…
Whether you are an experienced home buyer or are looking to purchase your first property, shopping around for a mortgage is an important step to make sure that you are getting the best deal. Here are a few questions to…
Most Houston homebuyers get a loan to purchase their property called a mortgage. This is a specific type of loan that banks and credit unions offer to make home ownership possible without saving up hundreds of thousands of dollars to…
Upgrading your Houston home’s outdoor space can make it more enjoyable, add curb appeal, and even increase the overall value of your home. Try one of these projects yourself or get the help of a pro to take advantage of…
Many homebuyers want a chance to walk through a home before offering to buy it (as opposed to buying a Houston home sight unseen). This allows you to get a first-hand view of the condition and features that may look…
Looking to purchase or sell your home? If you aren’t a first-time homebuyer, you have probably already used a Houston real estate agent. Unless you are moving to a new area, you likely have the option to work with the…
Many homeowners (and future homeowners) dream about creating the house of their dreams. When we’re young, it probably involves a lot of slides, trampolines, and bottomless candy dispensers. As we get older, these dream features get replaced by high-end appliances,…
In a seller’s real estate market, buyers are often in fierce competition to purchase a Houston home. This leads many to work hard to make their offer the most attractive, whether by reducing the contingencies, making the closing process smoother,…
If you’ve recently bought or sold a home with the help of a local Houston real estate agent and want to show your gratitude, there are a few great ways to say “Thank You!” to your agent for all of…
Very few potential homebuyers want to purchase a home without looking at it first. As the seller, this means that you will be expected to open up your home for showings. This can be through a designated open house time…
