The Federal Reserve has once again chosen to hold rates steady—but don’t mistake quiet for inactivity. Whether you’re a buyer, seller, or real estate pro, understanding what’s not being said is just as critical as the headlines.
In today’s competitive real estate market, choosing the right agent is about far more than just opening doors to homes. A true real estate connector brings an entire team of trusted experts to your side, ensuring you’re supported from offer to closing day and beyond.
Nearly 1 in 3 home purchases are closing with cash — largely driven by out-of-state buyers leveraging decades of equity from homes in high-priced areas like the NorthEast. But here’s the good news: financed buyers are still winning deals — and with the right approach, so can you.
When you think of a real estate agent, you might picture someone unlocking doors and filing paperwork. But according to Amanda McKnight — a top-performing agent with Carpenter Kessel under Compass Real Estate — there’s an entire world of unseen effort that goes into every transaction.
If you’ve been holding off on buying a home in hopes that the market will shift in your favor—you might want to rethink that strategy. In a recent conversation with Emily Merbitz of Keller Williams, a top-producing broker and long-time Brevard County expert, we uncovered the realities of today’s market that every buyer needs to hear.
Whether you’ve served for 2 years or 26, there’s a lot to know before you lock in the keys to your next home. That’s why we sat down with Mike Linley, a retired First Sergeant with over a decade of real estate experience
If you’re not careful, simple mistakes can cost you thousands, delay your move, or even cause you to lose out on your dream home. In this blog, we’ll break down the biggest mistakes first-time home buyers make—and how to avoid them.
If you’re a veteran with a VA-backed mortgage, you might be able to refinance your home loan with minimal paperwork, no credit check in most cases, and potentially no appraisal.
Should you pay off your debt before purchasing a house? The truth is, you don’t need to be completely debt-free to buy a home, but certain types of debt can impact your approval and interest rate.
VA loans are often misunderstood. Many think they’re just about skipping the down payment, but in reality, these loans offer several unique benefits that make homeownership more accessible and affordable for veterans and active-duty service members.
