We’ve all heard how home prices have increased significantly over the last year. The real estate market continues to be competitive for buyers in North County as sellers slowly… Read more ⇢
When it comes time to put an offer on a home they love, many buyers will include an earnest money deposit. This demonstrates to the seller that the buyer… Read more ⇢
Have you put your homeownership goals on hold because you have bad credit? While buying a North County home with bad credit may be more complicated, it… Read more ⇢
Did you know you have a choice when it comes to mortgages? Many first-time homebuyers don’t realize that there are many kinds of home loans available. In fact, some… Read more ⇢
Buying a North County San Diego home is a big financial decision. And you’ve probably heard plenty of advice about the questions you should ask yourself before buying a home. This… Read more ⇢
If you’ve been house-hunting this summer, then you’re aware that we’re experiencing a shortage of inventory. There are more buyers in the market than there are North County homes… Read more ⇢
We’ve said it many times, but that’s because it’s so important. If you want to buy a North County San Diego home — especially in today’s market — you… Read more ⇢
Getting through the escrow process can be the most challenging part of buying or selling a North County San Diego home. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or a seasoned… Read more ⇢
When you’re buying a North County San Diego home, chances are you’ll pay an earnest money deposit when you sign the purchase contract. This deposit is typically up to… Read more ⇢
You’ve accepted an offer on your North County home — congratulations! It’s exciting to know that the selling process is underway after all your hard work. But it’s important to… Read more ⇢
Attention North County homebuyers — we are in a sellers’ market. With low inventory and high demand, buyers need to be competitive when it comes to making an offer on a… Read more ⇢
Your credit score is an important consideration when you’re applying for a home loan. Your lender will use your credit score to determine how much money you… Read more ⇢