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05/28/2018

Some good advice here on prioritizing purchases after buying a home.

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Once you buy a home, it's tempting to completely upgrade your lifestyle—but hang on, you may need that cash. Here are six major expenses buyers can avoid.

05/27/2018

I hope whoever sleeps here is a morning person because I see no curtains! Do you wake up early enough to enjoy sunrises over the city?

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05/26/2018

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05/25/2018

The top 3 excuses for not buying a home now

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05/24/2018

Open House at 4220 Atwood Drive, Cu***ng, GA, May 26-28th from 1-4pm each day! Model-like home in excellent Forsyth County School District - New Denmark High School opens August 2018! Traditions neighborhood with swim/tennis/fishing + 12 parks! Walking access to Fowler Park and Big Creek Greenway! Minutes from Hwy400! 5 bedroom/4 bath home built in 2015 with tons of upgrades, upstairs media room, open layout - entertainer's paradise - listed at $600,000! Mark you calendar and stop in to see this gorgeous home!

05/24/2018

The life cycle of a home decor trend can be traced from start to mass market finish. Here's how to tell if your favorite is headed for discount store land.

05/24/2018

Located in Boca Raton, the tennis champion’s home sits on 5 acres and includes a short golf course, a swimming pool, a soccer field and, of course, tennis courts.

05/24/2018

New homes for $23,900 to $30,900 include this 4 bed 2.5 bath in Hammond Village. That is not a pricing typo, no surprises or gotchas except

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05/23/2018

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05/22/2018

Still saving for that down payment or need a few more points on your credit? Consider an FHA loan!

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The term “FHA loan” is actually somewhat of a misnomer. That’s because the FHA, or Federal Housing Administration, doesn’t actually lend money to would-be