You’ve signed on the dotted line and are now officially a homeowner – and the last thing to do is move in. Check out these tips to make your move easier: Get organized. Moving day is exciting, but planning the move can be time-consuming (and maybe even a little stressful). It’s a good idea
If you’re financing your new home, you need to stay on top of your lender’s requests for documents related to your mortgage and update or submit them quickly. One of these documents is the mortgage or loan appraisal report. Your lender will require a mortgage appraisal to learn about your home’s fair market value
As an investor, you know that it’s impossible to do too much homework on a property – but it’s definitely possible (and risky) to do too little. This guide covers 15 things you should look for when you’re buying a multifamily property in Silicon Valley, and you can use it as a checklist to
When you’re house-hunting, you’ll likely have the opportunity to go to open houses – homes that the seller is opening for tours to the public on a specific day. Visiting open houses is a great way to find the perfect home for your needs, but there are ten simple rules you should follow while
As the housing market continues to thrive, buying a residential investment property may be the right choice for you – but how do you search effectively to find the ideal property? This guide explains. Buying a Residential Investment Property: The Basics When you’re ready to buy a residential investment property, you have to consider:
Get Preapproved When you’re preparing to finance a home or investment property, you’ll hear two common terms: pre-qualification and pre-approval. Pre-approval is the one to pay attention to and the most important. When you pre-qualify for a mortgage, you get a ballpark estimate of how much you might be able to borrow
Get Your Finances in Order Before you even begin searching Silicon Valley homes listed for sale or multi-family homes for sale online, make sure your finances are in order. This will most likely be the biggest purchase of your life, so you must cover all your bases. Examine your current financial situation and
One of the first steps you need to take when you're buying a home or investment property- even while you're only thinking about it - is to check your credit. Lenders will certainly check it when you apply for a mortgage, so it's in your best interest to scope out the situation before they
Navigating the investment or home-buying process on your own requires a lot of work – and it’s totally unnecessary. You don’t have to pay to work with a buyer’s agent; the seller pays the buyer’s agent’s commission, so there’s really no reason not to work with a real estate agent. Your REALTOR® can help
When you’re buying a multifamily investment property in Silicon Valley, it’s absolutely essential that you make a list of your wants and needs – you and your REALTOR® will use that list to find the perfect property. So where do you start? This guide explains. Make a List: How to Find the Perfect Investment
