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If you haven’t already heard, Congress has extended and expanded the home buyer tax credit. This means extra time for those of you who weren’t able to close by the original December 1, 2009 deadline, and an added credit if you’re a current homeowner looking to purchase. Why is this such good news? Because there [...]

There’s a great deal more to buying a home than you might think at first. Finding the home of your dreams and making an offer is a major part, but there are steps you must take first to prepare for the purchase so that everything can run smoothly. I don’t mean spending months learning from [...]

If you are interested in buying your first home, you may not want to wait any longer. The end is in sight for the $8,000 first time home buyer’s credit offered by the Federal Government. It will officially end on December 1, 2009 and your home must be purchased and closed on or before that [...]

Well, if you want to get technical, Escrow is defined as “a legal arrangement in which a neutral third party holds an asset during the period in which the conditions of the deal is being finalized by the other two parties.” But that doesn’t really help much, does it? Unless you are working with these [...]