As Earth Month winds down, we figured it was time to take a look at some of the elements involved in purchasing a more environmentally-friendly home while helping our second favorite mother – Mother Earth. Conveniently, these suggestions can green up your pocketbook too.
Here are some big options to consider but keep reading for smaller projects that can be done after you
Are you spending your evenings on Pinterest, daydreaming about paint colors and flooring options? Or are you researching dog breeds to decide what kind of puppy you’ll get after you buy your first home?
The signs indicate that you’re ready to buy a house. So, what’s stopping you? Oh yeah. Tens of thousands of dollars. Or
We thought we’d shine a light on some women who have made significant contributions to our homes. Once you’ve read through these, please comment to let us know who we missed!
As March begins and Black History Month comes to an end, it seems like a good time to talk about the Nevada Housing Division’s (NHD) commitment to helping even more African Americans buy homes of their own.
Owning a home is one of the best paths for working- and middle-class families to build wealth. Unfortunately, only 43 percent of African Americans owned homes in 2017,
RE/MAX Realty Affiliates recently welcomed us into their digital home. (Translation: They let us guest blog.) Naturally, we came bearing gifts: $7,500 and a below-market interest rate for homebuying Nevada teachers. As luck would have it, we bring these same gifts to every HIP-qualified real estate pro and lender for their teacher-clients.
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It’s no secret the Las Vegas real estate market has seen more than its fair share of ups and downs in the last decade. Without dwelling on the past, it’s important to remember the area’s bubble—and subsequent burst—in order to put today’s much healthier market into perspective.
“Median home prices in June have increased by 2.9 percent from the previous month to $257,373. That
Owning your very own home is a pretty amazing experience, but at times, there can be a small problem: The process of buying it can be a bit overwhelming. If you’re either a homebuying rookie or a seasoned homebuyer in need of a refresher course, we have just the
National Teacher Appreciation Week is upon us. If you’re
We want you to succeed, plain and simple. That’s why the Nevada Housing Division requires participants in our Home Is Possible programs to take and pass a homebuyer education
The homebuying season is upon us—traditionally, the spring and summer months. Given that the process of buying a house can be lengthy, detailed and sometimes daunting, we’re sharing five tips that homebuying newbies and been-there-done-that homebuyers alike should follow