In our world of online everything, sometimes buying or selling a home can feel a little bit too much like online dating. (this article is meant to be fun).

If you’re considering becoming a landlord for a home you own - perhaps either mortgage-free or because you have a low interest rate, keep reading…

When someone buys a house, part of the process involves completing a home inspection. This is a great time for a buyer to learn about the home and request important repairs be completed by the seller. Here are some real life examples.

Do you dream of owning a home in the mountains? Learn some of the basics of what makes owning a home in the mountains different than owning a home in the city.

I was recently referred to an aspiring first-time home buyer, and we met at a local Starbucks to talk through the current state of the market, the buying process, and what might be the best next steps for him.

Here is some of what I told him.

70% of American couples live together before marriage. Do you know how to avoid the common real estate pitfalls that come with non-married parties living together or co-owning real estate?

Why does your credit matter? How is it calculated? What credit score do you need to buy a house?

Holiday movies are home to some now-famous homes. How many can you identify?

Chances are you have debt, but debt doesn’t mean you can’t buy a home. 77% of Americans have debt. Life is expensive and debt can quickly pile up.

The key is knowing HOW TO PAY OFF DEBT and IN WHAT ORDER.

What is a 3-2-1 Temporary Rate Buy Down? How does it work? Why would anyone use it? Does it favor the buyer or seller? I answer all these questions and more.