Picture this: stacks of cash saved from skipping the realtor, all yours for a victory dance in your newly sold living room. Sounds like a dream, right? But hold on to that champagne flute, FSBO hopefuls, because before you waltz into a For Sale by Owner frenzy, consider this: that same cash could be a mirage, replaced by a mountain of paperwork, an inbox overflowing with lowball offers, and the nagging fear you've priced your beloved brick baby 20 grand too low. So, is the FSBO route a treasure map or a fool's errand? Let's navigate the exciting (and sometimes treacherous) terrain of selling your home solo.

Quality over quantity. Many of us live by this principle since it applies to a lot of important practices. On the topic of real estate, quality should be the top priority. Real estate agents and buyer alike, you should always look for high-quality photography in listings. But why do good photos matter?

Buying a home is a huge responsibility. You completely own every asset and are responsible for everything like repairs, utility bills, and any other costs associated with it. However, owning it entirely is a big benefit. You usually don’t have to worry about any restrictions, additional fees that come with renting, or more obviously, a landlord. But how do you get to this point?

Congratulations Hailey! Let's get to know her!⁠

In this blog, we’re breaking down the Section 8 program and who is eligible, what it entails, and much more. Section 8 is a federal housing assistance program that helps low-income families afford safe and decent housing in the private market. To be eligible, participants must meet certain requirements.

There are many negative things in this world that occur, and most of these things affect our very own communities. From homelessness to domestic violence, people are suffering every day. That’s why we are holding two donation events for the months of September and October.

What is a Barndominium?

A Unique and Affordable Housing Option.

Have you ever come across the term "barndominium"?

When purchasing a home you may hear the word "escrow" being used frequently. And unless someone explains it, you may find yourself in the dark about what it exactly it is and what it is used for. 

In general, an estoppel is a legal principle that prevents people from going back on their word and benefiting from their own inconsistencies. There are a few types of estoppels, but we will be focusing on association estoppels.