October 24th, 2018 at 11:00 am
Anyone thinking about buying a home knows having a good credit rating is the key to obtaining a mortgage. But applying for a home loan or any other type of credit, such as a car loan, credit card, cash-back card, or frequent-flyer account, has its consequences.
The very act of having a potential lender “pull” your credit score affects the score itself, sometimes negatively, sometimes positively. Late payments and early payments can have an impact as well. (more…)
October 3rd, 2018 at 11:00 am
Are there things you can’t live without in your next home? Or are you thinking of adding amenities to your current home to make it more attractive to potential buyers?
The list of possible amenities for any home might be endless, but some things are pretty much non-negotiable for buyers and sellers alike.
July 10th, 2018 at 2:00 pm
Choosing a school to send your child to can be a stressful decision as a parent. The education your child receives during their formative years will make a tremendous impact on their trajectory in life and getting a top-rated education can help set them up for a path to success later in life. (more…)
June 19th, 2018 at 11:00 am
Whether you are a newcomer to San Diego or have lived here for a lifetime, it can be difficult to know all of the different neighborhoods within San Diego County. When looking for the right neighborhood for you, it is vital that you research all of the variables within that community, including schools, home prices, walkability, social offerings, and average crime statistics. Each neighborhood within San Diego has its own unique environment that it offers to its residents. (more…)
May 22nd, 2018 at 11:00 am
The American dream of homeownership is even dreamier when you’re the first owner of a brand-new residence. Everything is bright, shiny, and clean…but wait. Maybe you didn’t really want an electric oven, or carpet in the dining room. Can you get what you really want from the developer or builder of a new home, whether it’s in a planned community or still on the drawing board? (more…)
