Access can have a big impact on the sale of your house.

Buying a home is a big decision, and it should be one you feel confident making.

If you’re planning to sell your home this season, here’s what experts -- not TV talking heads -- are saying you should keep in mind.

If you’ve been holding off on selling, you need to know how much equity you have and how it can help fuel your next move.

If you want to sell your house, today’s market has a sweet spot that can work to your advantage.

It can be hard to navigate misleading headlines and confusing data.

Mortgage rates aren’t the only thing to consider when deciding if it's time to move.

Owning rental property can be tempting, but you may find the reality challenging.

You may be closer to owning a home than you think.

Prices aren't in a free fall as some headlines suggest.

On Cape Cod, median sales prices for a single family home in 2022 increased 10.8% from $620,00.00 to $667,000.00.

If you're looking for more stability, it could be time to prioritize homeownership.

Home means something different to all of us.

The average homeowner who’s owned their home for 30 years saw it almost triple in value over that time.

With family often together over these next few weeks, please don't hesitate to contact us, if you discuss making a change.

For those bearish folks eagerly awaiting the home price crash, you'll have to keep waiting.

If you’re currently a homeowner, odds are your equity has grown significantly over the last few years as home prices skyrocketed and you made your monthly mortgage payments. Home equity builds over time and can help you achieve certain goals. According to the latest Equity Insights Report from CoreLogic, the average borrower with a home loan has almost $300,000 in equity right now. As […]

As a buyer, it's a questionable strategy to sit on the sidelines waiting for your magic number when it comes to interest rates.

Even though the supply of homes for sale has increased in 2022, inventory is still low overall.

It's important to remember that mortgage interest rates aren’t the only factor in the affordability equation.