It has never been more popular to live a "green" lifestyle and develop sustainable living practices that will help out the planet. While you may be used to recycling cardboard boxes and giving away your old hand-me-down clothes, there are probably a few household items you didn't even know you could recycle! If you're wondering what to do with some of your old, used items, here are a few things that may be ready for re-use. Re-constituting Your Lenses It's common to think your eyeglass … [Read more...]
Forget About the Bank of Mom and Dad — Here’s How You Can Save Your Own Down Payment
Are you considering buying a home for the first time? For some, it can seem nearly impossible to come up with the funds for the down payment. Fortunately, there are a few ways that you can save a little over time and not have to borrow from the "Bank of Mom and Dad". If you're looking to invest in a home in the short-term and are looking for solutions to save up, here are some tips on how to get to your down payment amount more quickly. Create A Budget Most people don't like the idea of a … [Read more...]
Investing in a New Home? 3 Reasons You Can’t Skip the Pest Inspection
There are so many small details involved in the final purchase of a home that it can be easy to lose track of the things that need to be done. While you won't be able to forget about a home inspection, a pest inspection can be every bit as important before you sign on the dotted line. If you're wondering why you shouldn't forego this important step, consider the following information. The Final Offer Few people want to deal with problems, especially when it comes to their dream home. But the … [Read more...]
What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week – July 24, 2017
Last week's economic news included releases from the National Association of Home Builders and releases from the Commerce Department on housing starts and building permits issued. Weekly readings on mortgage rates and new jobless claims were also released. NAHB Housing Market Index Dips; Builder Sentiment Remains Strong Higher lumber costs were cited by the National Association of Home Builders as contributing to lower readings for the group's monthly Housing Market Index. July's reading was two … [Read more...]
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