With Memorial Day just passing, it's nice to keep our Active Duty, Service Members & Veterans at the top of our mind- as well as their housing needs. This week, to continue to honor of these individuals, we wanted to share a survey conducted in 2018 by the National Association of Realtors (R) (NAR) of an infographic about the home buying habits of this honorable group. A Key Military Difference There are several key points of interest, one being that there is a significant difference between non-military utilization of a zero percent down home loans and Active Duty and Veteran usage. While a zero percent down loan is not the best option for everyone, we see 56% of Active Duty personnel and 4
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Although buying and moving into your new home can be exciting, the whole process of moving can also be very overwhelming, and may present new challenges for younger children- especially if it means they will go to a new school and have to make new friends. Thankfully, there are plenty of ways to help calm any anxieties and make the transition to their new home smooth and fun! For Younger Children: Learn Through READING Reading is a great way to ease your child’s mind by providing a story they can relate to that has a positive outcome. Here are some great books to check out, and they are all available on Amazon. A New House by Jill Wenzel and Jan Westberg This great activity book geared towar
According to a new report from Land Gorilla, the current housing stock is aging in the U.S. Now nearly 65% of homes are more than 25 years old and many are in need of some sort of repairs or major renovations. With a limited housing inventory, and home prices rising, you might think potential home buyers are running out of options. But that’s where Sierra Pacific Mortgage’s 203(k) Home Loans come in! 203(k) home loans are empowering local home buyers to renovate their dream home in the location they desire! What is a 203(k) Home Loan? If you’ve never heard of 203(k) home loans, they work by borrowing more than the purchase price to allow for financing of the renovations. This means the cost
