Monthly Archives: April 2025
Should I Buy a Home Now or Wait?
At some point, you’ve probably heard the saying: “Yesterday was the best time to buy a home, but the next best time is today.” That’s because homeownership is about the long game – and home prices typically rise over time. So, while you may be holding out for prices to fall or rates to improve, you should know that trying to time the market rarely works. Read More
Why Does Housing Inventory Shift?
While you might think of inventory as just a number, it can tell you a lot about the state of the market and how easy (or difficult) it may be to buy or sell a home at any given time. That’s because it’s rarely stagnant—it is constantly rising and falling based on a variety of factors. Let’s break down why inventory may change and what causes it to go up or down. Read More
What to Know about Capital Gains
When selling a home, any profit you make isn’t always yours to keep tax-free. The IRS considers those funds capital gains, which means they may be subject to taxation. However, there are ways to minimize or even eliminate such a tax burden, depending on your circumstances. Read More
4 Ways To Make an Offer That Stands Out This Spring
If you’re serious about landing a home you’ll love, you need more than just a wish list. You need a smart strategy – and that starts with working with a great agent who can help you put together a strong offer. Read More
Can You Buy a House with No Money Down?
Traditional mortgages often require buyers to provide a substantial sum up front, which can mean years and years of saving. But is it possible to get one with no money down? The short answer is yes! Read More
House Hunting Just Got Easier – Here’s Why
If you’ve been frustrated by the lack of homes for sale over the past few years, here’s some good news. You have more options, so it may finally be time to kick off your home search again. Read More
Why Homebuyers Should Never Skip a Home Inspection
When you find the perfect home, it can be tempting to move quickly and even waive contingencies to make your offer more appealing. But skipping a home inspection is a gamble that could have major financial and safety consequences. Read More
Egg Your Yard 2025
Duntreath neighbors will receive 8 toy- and candy-filled eggs per child, up to 3 children per household, hidden in their front yard the night before Easter. Hiding difficulty is determined by age, so please specify age(s). No chocolate, so we can keep our neighborhood pups safe. Register HERE. Spots are limited, so hop to it!... Read More