FAQs

If you find a home that seems right for you, you have job stability and you can get financing at historically low rates, buying a home might be a wise choice and the right thing to do — even now.

Hard to tell but historically buying a home has been a good long term investment.

Hard to predict. Determine how long you plan to stay in your new home. If it’s less than five years, look for a property where you can build value over time.

Buying a home can be a very solid investment. This being said, renting can also be a better option for some, depending on the circumstances. While the current interest rates have increased from recent past, they are still relatively low from a historical perspective. Buying a home today will lock in an interest rate and protect against any potential increases in the future. Additionally, it may be possible to refinance at a later date if the interest rates go down in the future.

Of course you can, but the probability isn’t very high. The same can be said about a rent-to-own property.

There are pros-and-cons to buying a home and the same can be said about selling your current home before buying another.

There are no guarantees, however, in most cases the seller pays the Realtor fees.

The sale of a home in which the proceeds from the sale are less than the balance of debts secured by liens against the property and the homeowner cannot afford to pay the liens in full.