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Interested in an Adjustable-Rate Mortgage? Here’s What You Need to Know

What is an adjustable-rate mortgage (commonly called an “ARM”)—and why might a homebuyer choose to get one?
Mortgage rates have risen dramatically in 2022. Some homebuyers are turning to adjustable-rate loans to keep monthly costs down. Adjustable-rate mortgages often have a lower interest rate for a period of time. However, like the name implies, ARM loans are adjustable—the rate can change! So, it’s important to understand how they work before you decide if this product is right for you. In this blog post, we will discuss the basics of ARM products, and why borrowers might choose them.


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3 Biggest Turn Offs to Prospective Home Buyers

Like a job interview, test drive or first date, first impressions are key when selling a home. Buyers often make up their minds about a property within the first few minutes of seeing it, which is why it’s so important to make sure your home is looking its best. Worst of all, a few things can turn off buyers right away, including bad smells, cluttered rooms, and low-quality photography. So before you show your home to any potential buyers—online or in person—be sure to do a quick sweep and make sure everything is in order. Along with your real estate agent, who should guide and help with all of this, you can make sure your home makes a great first impression!


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5 Important Questions to Ask A Real Estate Agent

There’s a reason we are Loudoun County’s #1 real estate team, and it starts with how we care about our clients! Maybe that’s you? Please don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions and schedule a consultation to discuss your options. Contact us today!


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Rightsizing- What Is It and Should You Be Considering It

Rightsizing is a term that’s quickly becoming a hot topic for those who wish to live a simpler, less cluttered life. In a nutshell, it means making changes in your home to make it feel less crowded, more spacious, and much more enjoyable. Rightsizing often results in getting rid of things you don’t need. In


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