Barbara Genovese-RE/MAX Allegiance

04/07/2022

Extraordinary glass, handmade in Vermont

06/17/2021

The experts are expecting prices to continue to increase and rate relatively stable through 2022.

The current housing condition is not a bubble and isn't like what was experienced in the Great Recession.

06/14/2021

It is natural to be excited and to start acquiring the things you'll need for your new home but be patient and close on the sale first.

Lenders will continue to check your credit, income and job stability up to just before the closing to see if anything has changed that might affect qualifying.

06/10/2021

It is as important as ever to be working with a professional who is looking out for your best interests.

The top three services buyers identified that they wanted from their agent.

06/07/2021

The VA loan is one of the least expensive mortgages available.

Only about 12% of the 24 million veterans and active-duty service members living in the U.S. have bought a home using a VA loan.

06/03/2021

Homes are selling faster and for more money.

Housing is strong and remains a good investment even though inventory is low.

05/31/2021

Enjoy this day as we remember what this holiday is about.

"And I'm proud to be an American, where at least I know I'm free. And I won't forget the men who died, who gave that right to me." Lee Greenwood

05/27/2021

It will be more difficult to afford a home in the future with higher prices and mortgage rates.

"The fastest pace of annual house appreciation since 2005."

05/24/2021

The two ways to access the equity in your home is to refinance it or to sell it.

The money in your home is called EQUITY and grows due to appreciation and principal reduction.

05/20/2021

This advice applies before you contract for a home and definitely, after you contract because the lender checks everything again just prior to closing.

Changes to your financial position prior to closing on a purchase of a home can cause difficulties even if you have pre-approval.

05/17/2021

Owning a home can be your best hedge against inflation.

Inflation averaged 7.1% in the 1970's while homeowners benefitted from average annual appreciation of 9.9%.