by yourpacesetter | Nov 9, 2017 | Buying Experience, Downsizer, Move Up Buyer
When you bought your first home, you might have only had to worry about giving your landlord notice or reassuring your parents that you’ll still visit all the time. It’s often a more challenging process when you already own a home because selling your existing home...
by yourpacesetter | Jul 6, 2017 | Downsizer
The common term “bigger is better” is slowly being overshadowed by the buzz about downsizing. Still, that old saying can make many homeowners dismiss the idea altogether. However, more and more people are giving up square footage in their homes for a more minimalist...
by yourpacesetter | Aug 18, 2016 | Downsizer, First Time Buyer, Mortgage, Move Up Buyer
Are you considering an investment in an income property? Decisions like these deserve some thought and research. While income properties can be a fantastic and worthy investment, they can also keep an owner busier than people often think. We’ve put together some pros...
by yourpacesetter | Jun 9, 2016 | Downsizer, Move Up Buyer
Whether you’ve lived in your home for twenty years or just two, your home is your sanctuary – the one place you feel completely at ease. It’s where you can kick your feet up at the end of a long day and relax. The truth is, you get home, and you realize you can’t...
by yourpacesetter | Mar 22, 2016 | Downsizer, Mortgage, Move Up Buyer
Everybody wants to make sure their home sells at a price that makes their original purchase a good investment. If you want to maximize your potential profit, it is so important for you to understand that the sale can take a little longer. The more money, time, and...
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by yourpacesetter | Jan 28, 2016 | Downsizer, Mortgage, Move Up Buyer
As a new home builder, we want to ensure your home buying and selling decisions are informed. I have been hearing from homeowners that are considering selling their home and going back to renting. Besides losing all of the equity you’ve spent years to build, at...
