by Thomas Scott | Mar 22, 2023 | Buyer, First Time Home Buyers, Rent vs. Buy
Are you having trouble finding a home that fits your needs and your budget? If so, you should know there’s an option worth considering – condominiums, also known as condos. According to Bankrate: “A condo can be a more affordable entry point...
by Thomas Scott | Jan 4, 2023 | Buyer, First Time Home Buyers, Rent vs. Buy
If you’re a renter, you likely face an important decision every year: renew your current lease, start a new one, or buy a home. This year is no different. But before you dive too deeply into your options, it helps to understand the true costs of renting moving...
by Thomas Scott | May 18, 2022 | Buyer, First Time Home Buyers, Rent vs. Buy
If you’re trying to decide whether to rent or buy a home, you’re probably weighing a few different factors. The financial benefits of homeownership might be one of the reasons you want to make a purchase if you’re a renter, but the decision can also be motivated by...
by Thomas Scott | Nov 1, 2021 | Buyer, First Time Home Buyers, Rent vs. Buy
Rents have increased significantly this year. The latest National Rent Report from Apartmentlist.com shows rents are rising at a rate much higher than the three years leading up to the pandemic: “Since January of this year, the national median rent has increased by a...
by Thomas Scott | Aug 30, 2021 | Buyer, First Time Home Buyers, Rent vs. Buy
Becoming financially secure is an important goal for many people today, but some don’t realize just how much homeownership can help them achieve that dream. A recent report, The Journey Toward Financial Freedom, surveys Americans about their perspective on financial...
by Thomas Scott | May 3, 2021 | Buyer, First Time Home Buyers, Rent vs. Buy
Homeownership is a foundational part of the American Dream. As we look back on more than a year of sheltering in our homes, having a place of our own is more important than ever. While financial benefits are always a key aspect of homeownership, today, homeowners rank...
