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Have you been dreaming of a marble-top kitchen island? Or, a four seasons porch with a hot tub? Whatever your vision is to spruce up your home, you’ll need a way to fund the renovations.

Buying a home is an exciting step in our lives. We’ve all imagined how we’ll arrange the furniture in the living room or have envisioned ourselves reading a book on the porch when looking at homes. But, sometimes every house you look at just doesn’t click with your vision.

Has your kitchen been in dire need of a makeover? Have you been dreaming about the addition of a hot tub when life turns into an icy winter wonderland? Or perhaps you need to install a home office to adapt to a remote work lifestyle? 

Starting new jobs and buying new houses are two big milestones in life, and each is filled with excitement about the future, as well as some anxiety about what lies ahead. As exciting as these events can be, dealing with both at the same time can significantly increase stress levels due to their potential impact upon one another.

With interest rates sitting at a historical low & home equity at an all time high , now’s the time to refinance for home improvement. Home projects can boost your property’s value, enhance your lifestyle, and fix necessary safety issues.

Everyone is buying a house these days. For many, it’s their first home purchase, and they have a lot of questions. How much should I put down, or how much home can I afford? Buying a home is a big financial move, and we all want to make sure we’re making wise decisions with our money.

From the moment you take out a mortgage, you are committing to a long-term loan, which means long-term planning. A mortgage strategy can help you find a loan that fits your needs and your budget. Employing a mortgage strategy with the right provider can make ownership a joy and not overwhelming.

The refinance process is intimidating– especially if it’s your first time refinancing. But, once you understand the types of refinance mortgage loans, making a decision is easy.

Buying a house in 2022 is a different beast than it was just a couple of years ago. Prices in many markets have gone through the roof, meaning you can get a whole lot more for your current home but will likely pay more for your new home.

Real estate experts have weighed in on the highly anticipated question: When will housing prices drop? So, if you're a prospective home buyer, we can provide you with some clarity on our red-hot housing market.