You have probably heard a lot about home equity loans if you have spent any time at all looking at home financing options. These are loans that are usually taken out by people who already own a home, and want to borrow against the value of the home. Not everyone can get a home equity loan—of course, you have to actually have equity in the home, as well as the right credit situation. Home equ...Read More

Showing your home is a stressful experience; you have to keep it clean and ready, always looking its best, and you also have to consider where you’ll be during home showings. Most people choose to leave the home, but if a showing is scheduled at the last minute and you don’t feel you can leave, should you stay? The Pros For Leaving Most buyers prefer to look at home while the current r...Read More

While you can’t control the economy (or the weather), there are a number of things you can do to improve your chances of buyers vying for your property over another. Here are Haven’s top tips to help you get top dollar for your home. Make sure the price is right You can ask whatever price you like, but whether anyone is prepared to pay is another matter. One of the biggest mist...Read More

When a homeowner lists their house with a REALTOR®, they may choose to store their house keys in the lockbox for easy access for the REALTOR® showing the home. In fact, these handy accessories have all but replaced the need to keep a key under the mat. And not to mention, they are a lot more effective and secure. Why REALTORS® Use A Lockbox It’s no surprise that REALTORS® l...Read More

When selling your home, the last thing you want to do is invest more into it, but in most cases making a few repairs or renovations to your home before putting it on the market can really be worth the financial and time investment. You want your home to look fresh, modern, and clean, and with a little work and money, you can sometimes increase the value of your home by a considerable amount. Here...Read More

Selling an income property can sometimes be more complicated than selling your home residence, especially if it is occupied. Tenants may not put the same effort into making a home showing-ready as you would, so you will have to be more vigilant or wait until they have moved out to begin the process. Before you list, consider these important points. Talk To Your Tenants If you have people living i...Read More

The appeal of income properties and the potential for what may seem like easy money and early retirement have likely crossed the mind of anyone who has heard of this business venture. There is a lot more to consider before entering the income property game, however than simply purchasing a property and watching the dollars roll in. Here are a few things to consider before launching into your new c...Read More

Whether it’s the character and charm of an older home with its original features, hardwood floors, and wood-burning fireplace, or the quaint historic feel of the neighborhood in which it is found, there is a certain appeal to an older property. But purchasing an older home may involve additional work and costs that a newer home may not. With a little research and preparation, however, you ma...Read More

In addition to location and condition, the asking price of a home is at the top of the list of important considerations. When a potential buyer is looking for a property, they want to get the best possible value for their dollar. This doesn’t mean that a home should be priced too low, but it does mean that knowing how to price your home is a must. Know The Value. Regardless of whether ...Read More

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