Your home is typically your biggest asset, so taking care of it is essential. Not only will keeping up with home maintenance protect your investment, it will make living in your home more enjoyable. Some inside chores are year-round, best done weekly or monthly, depending on your lifestyle and tolerance. So while some might reach […]
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Whether you’ve lived in your home for a day or a decade, buckle up – homeownership can be a wild ride.
The excitement of a new home comes with the hassles of packing your stuff and moving in. And that means one more decision: Hire movers or do it yourself. As you weigh your options, you’ll want to consider both budget and logistics such as distance and time. A little prep now will help prevent hassles […]
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These days, it seems as if we can insure just about anything. While this may be perceived as âgreat news!â by overzealous insurance agents, for individual consumers itâs just more money down the drain. After all, paying for insurance always feels like a chumpâs game until you actually need to file a claim, which never [&hellip
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Massachusetts has some of the highest housing prices in the nation, especially in the popular Boston area. This state has an average overall home value of $464,000, which is much higher than the nationwide average of about $263,000. These high home prices are due, in part, to the central location of the state, the easy […]
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Now that you’ve invested in a home, how do you increase its value? That’s called “building equity.” Equity is the market value of your home or property, minus your outstanding mortgage debt. So, for example, if you can sell your home for $450,000 and you still owe $100,000, you have $350,000 in equity. Building equity […]
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This path to homeownership can pay off, but no one should go into it blindly. These are the common myths that need to be set straight.
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