Being a homeowner comes with a steep learning curve, and many first-time homebuyers struggle financially in their first year of owning a home. After years of saving for a down payment, they are blindsided by the extra expenses that come with buying and owning a house. Itâs frighteningly easy to exhaust your cash reserves before
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See GH’s Home Editor’s Dining Room Get a Refresh From Pottery … Good Housekeeping
Large numbers of older Americans report grim feelings about their finances. Here is how you can avoid their fate.
It’s not an uncommon experience: you didn’t close old accounts, avoided unnecessary hard inquiries to your credit report and even made sure you never exceeded 30% of your total credit limit. Your credit score was on fire – you did everything right. And yet, ready to apply for your first mortgage, the lender tells you:
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Make 2023 the year you invest in a pied-Ã -terre.
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Looking to move to one of the most popular Austin neighborhoods? See which areas are most searched by ApartmentGuide.com renters.
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Young adults who moved back in with their parents may have been expected to move out again once the COVID-19 pandemic eases, but itâs becoming apparent that many are likely to want to stay at momâs and dadâs even longer than that. Itâs a trend that has big implications for housing. Last year it was […]
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As development fills every crack of L.A. County, some of the most prized parcels are left untouched. Why?
Today I have my pal Corey Peterson on the show. Corey started in single family investing, but has become known as a multi-family investor over the past several years. Heâs done $96M in Apartment dealsâ¦and I had the honor to participate in 2 Apartment deals that closed late last year (Total of $20M in deals). Today we talk about the benefits of multi-family investing, and even how you might be able to work with us on an upcoming deal!