Are you keeping your stuff clean? Here are a few tips
Federal reserve rates and how they affect mortgages
Do you have questions about the Federal reserve rates and how they affect mortgages? I went live earlier today with some information that I received from a mortgage lender, along with some of my own comments.
Reaching Out, No Strings Attached
People and building relationships is what it’s all about.
Cleaning for Coronavirus
March 12, 2020 Samantha Smith There has been a significant amount of concern raised recently about COVID-19, a relatively recently discovered disease caused by a type of virus known as a coronavirus. A lot is still unknown about the virus and the disease that it causes, and this is causing some people a great deal of …
Camp Much?
If you’re new to the area, you may not yet know of the multitude of options at your fingertips. That’s where my friends at Capital Title have reached a hand out to help: they put together a nice, concise list of places to camp throughout all of central Texas.
First-time homebuyer guide
So you’re in the market to buy a home. Whether it’s your first foray into the exciting home-buying process or you’ve been through it before and have forgotten the details, this guide will provide first-time homebuyer tips to prepare you for what’s ahead.
February 2019: Statistics Point to an Early Spring
AUSTIN, TX– Central Texas REALTORS® sold more homes than any February on record last month, indicating the spring selling season may have started early this year. According to the Austin Board of REALTORS® February 2019 Central Texas Housing Market report, sales increased by 6 percent from February 2018 to February 2019 to 2,101 sales. This increase was …
Getting Ready to Move? This Checklist Should Help!
Moving Checklist The best way to organize your move is to set your move-in date then use this guide to keep you on track from two months right up until you move. If you wait until the last minute, you might find yourself stuck renting a U-Haul and begging friends to tote your boxes for …
Can Landlords Limit Certain Dog Breeds Because of Insurance?
Q. I manage a property with a no-pets policy and am in the process of leasing it. The landlord decided to lease to a hearing-impaired tenant who is requesting her dog, a pit bull, be allowed as her assistance animal. The owner of the property has a homeowners insurance policy that prohibits “vicious” breeds, including …
4 Things a First Time Renter Needs to Know
4 Things a first-time renter needs to think about are:
Budget
The Lease
Honesty
Renter’s Insurance