Inflation is a word that seems to be worldwide these days. There’s a big concern in regards to inflation – including inflated prices on our gas, food, necessities and yes, you guessed it, rent. Assets, such as your home or your car, become more valuable over time. During periods of inflation, your home is a […]
We’re just going to start this off with an assumption. Let’s assume that you have owned your home for several years. Because you’ve had it for so long, it’s increased in value, not to mention the unpaid balance is considerably less than you originally borrowed. To put all that into easier terms – you have equity […]
Homeownership is a cycle – think of it almost like a circle. All around the circle are items such as an apartment building, finances, things that are simply helping you work towards that goal of homeownership. Then, the middle of the circle is a larger home – the goal if you will. You may want […]
You may feel like throwing darts against the wall is a great way to decide if you will move or not. Place sheets of paper on the wall with the words “move” “don’t move” put on a blindfold and throw! Or you could use the process that Benjamin Franklin used. He would evaluate his options […]
The stay-at-home orders that were issued across the U.S. in 2020 resulted in a lot of homeowners thinking about how nice it would be to have a larger home to accommodate all the activities that are now taking place in their current home. This is especially evident with homeowners who have children at home taking […]
Baby Boomers and retirees aged 65 and over equate to approximately 52 million or 16 percent of Americans. Some of these people will be thinking about downsizing because they just don’t need or want the same space they needed in the past. Divesting yourself of “things” you have accumulated over the years and don’t need […]
