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Should You Move to a Zoom Town?
Remote workers are migrating from high-priced cities with few housing choices in search of real estate gold—larger, cheaper homes that offer a better lifestyle. According to RocketMortgage.com, telecommuting is here to stay. Zoom towns outside of major cities like Centennial, Colorado (Denver metro); Frisco, Texas (Dallas metro); Bellevue, Washington (Seattle metro); Carlsbad, California (San Diego…
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Making Multigenerational Households Happy
Between 20%-26% of the nation live in multigenerational homes with two or more adult generations or grandparents and grandchildren younger than 25. According to Homes.com, there are numerous benefits—multigen households save money and share responsibilities to improve wellbeing for all members. Children have fewer behavioral problems, grandparents are happier and less lonely, and their adult…
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Apps That Keep Your Houseplants Alive
Houseplants bring earthy beauty to interiors, but they can quickly show signs of decline if they don’t get the correct amount of sun, nutrients and water. When your favorite plant turns into a droopy, brown mess, where can you turn for help? Google Play or Apple might not be your first move, but they have…
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Who Pays the Closing Costs?
Closing costs are fees paid to third parties to finalize a home purchase, explains Fool.com, by both the buyer and the seller. Costs can vary widely depending on state requirements, the type of loan the buyer has, the fees that the lender charges, local customs and any arrangement negotiated between the buyer and seller. Buyers typically…
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Common Mistakes New Home Buyers Make
Buying a home for the first time is an exciting milestone. The transition from renter to homeowner can feel liberating and terrifying all at the same time. Just as with any new journey you embark on, you may make some mistakes along the way through the buying process. If you want to ensure that you…
