Did you know you could get some tax relief on your property if you’re a homeowner in the District or Maryland? (Unfortunately, Virginia doesn’t have any property tax reductions like DC and Maryland).
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Many first time buyers are worried that their large student debt takes them out of the game when buying a home. But, most of the time, it doesn’t!
So, don’t automatically assume you’re facing a roadblock to homeownership if you have student loan debt, most everyone does, even people who have bought a home!
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Getting a loan for a home in these areas can be difficult and costly but it’s now easier and more affordable, especially with higher Loan to Value (LTV) ratios!
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If you’ve been thinking about buying a home and are just not sure of the steps involved or even where to start, then my 14-part series is a MUST read for you.
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My 5-part weekly series is a “how-to” guide for moving up to your next home with as little stress as possible. Whether it’s your first time moving up or you’ve done it before, this series is a great resource.
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When you are ready for a new home but also have one to sell or want to rent out your current home, the stakes are much higher. This time around, you’ve got more to think about, plan, and “get right” then when you bought your first home.
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Before you start looking for a home you must first define and choose the type of life you want to live. Your answers to the questions below will help make sure that your real estate decisions and the home you buy will match this life you want.
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When you are ready for a new home but also have one to sell or rent-out, the stakes are much higher. This time around, you’ve got more to think about, plan, and “get right” then when you bought your first home. My 4-part weekly series is a “how-to” guide for moving up to your next home with as little stress as possible. Whether you’ve bought and sold homes dozens of times, or it’s your first time being a move-up buyer, this series will walk you through exactly what to do when, how, and why.
This article is for those move-up buyers who plan to buy their new homefirst and then sell their current home. This means that your lender must approve you to buy first, and you’re not required to sell your current home in order to finance your next one.
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