Without a doubt you should do that. Of course, there may be exceptions that would negate the use of a home inspection. But I think, even if it was new construction, having an inspection makes sense. There are just too many moving parts in a home that can go bad ...

This is a question we get more than most markets because of the amount of second homes we sell.That answer is yes and no. It all depends on what your financial situation is. A lot of people are hesitant not just financially, but also because they don’t want to ...

That’s a great question and a relative answer. It’s relative as to how you’re buying.

If you’re a cash buyer, with no need for financing it would only be 3-4 weeks max. If you’re using a conventional mortgage, then it’s a bit longer because you’ll need an appraisal. Going through ...

Over the years, we’ve been asked numerous questions on a consistent basis. We thought we’d enlighten the public, give you a little extra into the market so that you’re more prepared as you start the buying process. One question we get a lot is, “How do I start the home ...