As a lover of data I often find it useful to organize the information into easy to compare categories. By comparing historical and typical 30-year fixed mortgage rates across three common loan types we can learn a lot!

Let’s face it, buying a home is a big decision, and when you hear the words "probate sale,"  it can sound a little intimidating. But if...

When it comes to selling your home, first impressions matter. That’s where home staging comes in. Staging is more than just making a...

Check out the recent Redfin article we were featured in! Whether you’re renting a mid-century home in Los Angeles or settling into a...

Is a 20% Down Payment Really Necessary? Let’s talk about your options! One of the most common concerns I hear from clients—especially first-time buyers—is the belief that you need a 20% down payment to buy a home. And I get it! That number can feel overwhelming. But here's the good news: you probably don’t need to put that much down, and many buyers are purchasing homes with much less.

Stripes are back (did they ever really leave?) and they’re bolder, brighter, and more versatile than ever. From high-end design magazines to cozy neighborhood homes, this classic pattern is having a major moment. Whether you’re updating your space to enjoy for yourself or prepping your home for the market, stripes might just be the thing to give your home the POP it needs to stand out.

One of the most significant advantages of buying a residential income property is the ability to live in one unit while renting out the other(s). This owner-occupier strategy can dramatically increase your purchasing power. Lenders factor in the rental income when you apply for a mortgage, therefore you may qualify for a larger one, meaning you can afford a better neighborhood or a more spacious home.

I can't tell you how many times I've stepped into a newly built or recently renovated home and had that feeling of deja vu. Have I been here