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That’s great! When you sell by yourself, you avoid some agent fees and can do things at your own pace and list your home for a price that you think is fair. It is important to keep in mind that it’ll likely take longer to sell the home, though. Homes ...See more
Beautiful neighborhood, close-knit community, well-maintained yards… Sounds great, right? Well, not always. In fact, one of the most common challenges of living in an HOA home is how restrictive it can be — mandatory maintenance, high landscaping expectations, ...See more
Owning real estate is a great long-term investment strategy. In fact, at Evergreen Home Buyers, that’s what we do — we buy properties, fix them up, and either flip them or rent them out to tenants. And we thought we’d share a few tips from our own toolbox ...See more
Increasing equity on your home means you’ll make more money when it sells AND it means you can refinance to get a lower monthly payment. So obviously, there are a lot of advantages to equity. And the good news is, every mortgage payment pays money toward ...See more
Closing costs for a seller can reach 8% - 10% of the sale of a home. So estimated closing costs on a $250,000 home could be $20,000 to $25,000… That’s a lot of money! But where is that money going? Does the seller or buyer pay for closing costs? And are ...See more
And as fun as working from home is… it also has its challenges. Maybe, for instance, your home doesn’t have room for an additional office and so you’re having to work at the kitchen table, in the guest room, or even in your bedroom. (Meanwhile, the kids ...See more
Maybe you want to save money for college or for buying your next house or just for building up that rainy day fund. Whatever the case, you’re not the only one who’s had to make that decision. At Evergreen Home Buyers, we’ve worked with a lot of homeowners ...See more
This is often the case. A person has to move for a job change or transfer, to be closer to family, retirement, or many other reasons. Their house sells quickly, and now the clock is ticking – time is not on their side. Maybe there’s a family to get settled, ...See more
It happens to more people than you think, and often through no fault of their own. An unexpected financial crisis, job loss, divorce, or serious medical issues are some of the most common reasons we’ve seen. As soon as a homeowner falls behind on property ...See more
That’s great! Having a pool at home can be an awesome source of fun and a great way to make memories. But is it worth it? Is the cost and work of putting in an above-ground pool worth the payoff? For starters, HomeAdvisor’s estimates that it costs between ...See more