3 Reasons to Buy a Fox Cities, Wisconsin House Before Spring   Buying a house in the Fox Cities, Wisconsin and surrounding areas can be tough with today's mortgage rates. You might be wondering, "Should I wait until spring when more homes become available and rates might be lower?" The truth is, we don't know where mortgage rates will go next. If you wait, you might have to deal with more competition, higher costs, and added... [read more]

Time in the Fox Cities Real Estate Market Beats Timing the Market   Are you wondering if it's better to buy a home in the Fox Cities or surrounding area now or wait? There are many things to think about, including market trends and your current needs. Overall, trying to predict the best time to buy or sell in the market usually isn't a good idea because there are too many things that can affect it. That’s why experts usually say time in the market is better... [read more]

Why Home Prices Keep Going Up   If you've ever considered purchasing your own home or selling your current home to upgrade, you're familiar with the emotional rollercoaster that fluctuating home prices can create. It is a story of financial goals, uncertainty, and a touch of anxiety that many have experienced. However, if you put off relocating out of concern that home prices will decline, you should know that they will not. In fact, the opposite is true. National... [read more]

šŸ’µšŸ’µ Do You Know How Much Equity You Have? šŸ’µšŸ’µ šŸ‘‰ Did you know the equity you have in your current house can help make your move possible? šŸ” ā“ What is equityā“ Over the years, you gain equity as you pay down your home loan and as home values rise. It can grow faster than you realize. Americans are sitting on tremendous equity Over 2/3 of homeowners have either completely paid off their mortgage or have at least 50% equity. 38.7% own their home free and... [read more]

3 Reasons Why We’re Not Headed Towards A Crash    Highlights An oversupply of homes for sale in 2008 showed that we were in a very strong buyer's market. That's in contrast with today, as there is an undersupply, which keeps us in our long state of being in a seller's market.  Three main sources of inventory show this isn’t like the last time: Existing homes, new homes, and foreclosures. These are all way below the... [read more]