Love Letters
Relocating to DFW for a new medical position involves more than finding a house online. You need to understand the area, determine what kind of commute feels reasonable, and decide what you truly need from your next home. That is why my process starts with listening, not listings. I have helped many doctors relocate to […]
If you have been watching mortgage rates lately, you may be wondering what is actually causing all of the movement. You hear about inflation, oil prices, the 10 year Treasury, the Federal Reserve and economic reports, sometimes all in the same week. Then the Fed announces a rate hike and it is easy to assume […]
You hear it everywhere. “It’s a seller’s market.” “Buyers have more power now.” “The market is finally balanced.” But what does any of that actually mean? It comes down to two things: how many homes are for sale and how many buyers are competing for them. Once you understand that, the rest becomes much easier. […]
A seller agrees to give you $10,000. Should you use it toward closing costs, lower your interest rate, or reduce the price of the home? The answer depends on what you need most. These options may sound similar, but they affect your money in different ways. Seller Credit A seller credit can pay certain buyer […]
A House Becomes Home Through the Life You Build There Getting the keys to a new home is exciting. You walk through the door and begin thinking about where the furniture will go, what color to paint the walls, and which boxes need to be opened first. But a home becomes more than an address […]
