Answers to the Top 9 Questions New Home Buyers Have
Tuesday, March 1st, 2022
Buying a house is a big deal no matter what. When it’s a first home, it can be overwhelming and even scary. We are here to help calm the anxiety and demystify the process.
What Features Do Luxury Homes Have?
Tuesday, February 15th, 2022
Standards of luxury change with the times. Fifty years ago, a two-car garage, a double-sink vanity, or a bar in the rec-room would have seemed pretty special in some houses. Today, those features are common, and one would be hard-pressed to find a new-build without things like walk-in closets, a security system, or a master ensuite. Heated floors, outdoor living space, swimming pools, and spas have become so mainstream that they are no longer the signatures of luxury homes.
3 Big Reasons Why Buyers and Sellers Shouldn’t Rely on Zillow
Tuesday, February 1st, 2022
Yes, Buying a Home is Stressful (Too)
Tuesday, January 18th, 2022
Relocating can come with a wave of emotion, beyond the general stress of getting your finances in order and taking the time to find the right home. The stresses of moving may hit in different stages based on your needs and current situation, and a lot of that stress can come specifically from buying.
Tips for Moving to the Midwest
Tuesday, January 4th, 2022
Some people in the United States think of the Midwest as little more than “fly over country,” while the coasts are where the action is. While there is generally less hustle and bustle in the midsection of the country than in New York or L.A., there is plenty of appeal, even outside of big midwestern cities like Chicago.
What is a St. Louis Realtor vs. a Real Estate Agent?
Tuesday, December 7th, 2021
According to the National Association of Realtors, FSBO (For Sale By Owner) accounted for only 7% of home sales in 2020. That means that about 93% of sellers, along with most buyers, relied on a real estate professional.
How to Buy a Foreclosed Home in Missouri
Tuesday, November 2nd, 2021
Foreclosed homes can be appealing to house flippers, investors, and ordinary homebuyers looking for a bargain. Once a lender takes possession of a foreclosed home, they will seek to sell it quickly. They are less concerned about making a profit and simply want to break even on the amount they lost due to non-payment of the mortgage.
How Much House Can You Afford in St. Louis?
Tuesday, October 19th, 2021
There are several things that determine how much house someone can afford. Salary, savings, and credit history paint part of the picture. Add to that the buyer’s wish list for a house, the neighborhood, and the real estate market, and the answer comes further into focus.
Can You Buy a Home With Bad Credit?
Tuesday, October 5th, 2021
People can have bad credit for all kinds of reasons. Does that mean they can’t own a home of their own? A bad credit score will make the process more challenging, but getting a loan and becoming a homeowner can happen.
Buying a home with bad credit is possible with patience, determination, and an understanding of how the home buying process works.
9 Things to be Aware of with an Older Missouri Home
Tuesday, September 7th, 2021
For a lot of people, a brand-new home is appealing. But there are others who seek out older homes. In addition to charm and character rarely found in a new build, old houses often feature solid construction and expert craftsmanship. They are often found in established neighborhoods with bigger lots and more mature trees.
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