As a buyer’s agent, I strongly recommend always getting a home inspection. No matter how new or perfect the house may seem, you never know what little things could be lurking below the surface that might cause BIG problems down the road. At the same time, I always try to remind my buyers not to

Home inspections are an absolute MUST when purchasing a home. It is an opportunity to have a licensed home inspector be your tour guide to all the quarks and mysteries of this new investment!! If you are a first time home buyer or a 10th time home buyer, attend your home inspection and learn about

Before you go in to see a lender, be sure and do some research on the types of loans. There is fixed, adjustable, government insured, and more. While doing research, read the fine print and prepare any questions you may have for a lender. That being said, take some time to find a good lender

Did you know that there are all types of lenders and all types of loans? If you think you might be ready to start the process to buy a home, interview some lenders to find out who fits you best, and what the best loan scenario is for you. A good lender will thoroughly check

A loan can make or break a home buying process. I want my clients to work with a lender who is experienced, knowledgeable, flexible, and proactive through the process. Through the years I have built a portfolio of local lenders that can get the loan closed. Buyers – you have to be READY!! Send the

City vs Suburbs. This age old debate may never be resolved, but I think it depends on ones hobbies, preferences, and stage of life. Personally, I would pick city. Being single, proximity to downtown is key. I love being able to walk to events downtown and a small bungalow is all the space I need

There are so many aspects to consider when deciding whether to live in the heart of the city or in the calm suburbs. Each person is different and so is every city, so there is no cookie cutter answer. Know what you value and write it down as you start comparing and brainstorming where to

Home buying really is a beautiful blend of compromise, but there are some items for which every person will have firm standards. {Iron solid – will not budge}. Me personally? It’s a door going to the back yard (note that is two items), and the need to not being able to hear toilets flushing. Everyone

So whats your style? Do you like the manicured lawn lined with sidewalks and coordinating houses….or the hustle and bustle of city living.  Some buyers want to be able to walk to local restaurants, shops, and amenities, others want a short drive home to decompress and get out of the city. These are two different

Compromise. No one wants to compromise, especially when buying a house. Before starting on your adventure of purchasing a home, make a few lists, “Must Have”, “Would Like”, and “Absolutely Not”. Share this list with your Realtor and together see if this list is obtainable in your ideal location and with your budget. If so,