Kacie Goff

5 days ago | billingsgazette.com | Kacie Goff

Per the 2024 National Association of Realtors (NAR) Member Profilec, a typical agent had 10 transactions in the last year. With roughly one deal closing per month, the agent you hire should theoretically have bandwidth to provide you with the best possible service. If that doesn’t ring true for your current experience, however, it could be time for a change. You might be wondering when to fire your Realtor. Or, more pressingly, how to fire your real estate agent.

6 days ago | bankrate.com | Kacie Goff |Troy Segal

With all the talk swirling about inflation and tariffs, consumers have been (rightly) braced for prices to go up. While unwelcome for things like cars and eggs, rising prices can deliver some benefits, particularly for homeowners. Home values sit notably higher than they did five years ago. Home equity lenders seem to have taken note – and are increasing loan and credit line limits accordingly.

6 days ago | courant.com | Kacie Goff

By Kacie Goff, Bankrate.comPer the 2024 National Association of Realtors (NAR) Member Profilec, a typical agent had 10 transactions in the last year. With roughly one deal closing per month, the agent you hire should theoretically have bandwidth to provide you with the best possible service. If that doesn’t ring true for your current experience, however, it could be time for a change. You might be wondering when to fire your Realtor. Or, more pressingly, how to fire your real estate agent.

6 days ago | kktv.com | Kacie Goff

Key takeaways A convertible ARM includes a clause that lets borrowers switch from an adjustable interest rate to a fixed one, usually for a fee. A convertible mortgage allows borrowers to take advantage of the lower interest rates that come with adjustable-rate mortgages and still maintain the option for predictable payments later. If you want to benefit from a lower introductory rate to afford a home faster, a convertible ARM loan could be right for you.

1 week ago | gmtoday.com | Kacie Goff

Per the 2024 National Association of Realtors (NAR) Member Profilec, a typical agent had 10 transactions in the last year. With roughly one deal closing per month, the agent you hire should theoretically have bandwidth to provide you with the best possible service. If that doesn’t ring true for your current experience, however, it could be time for a change. You might be wondering when to fire your Realtor. Or, more pressingly, how to fire your real estate agent.