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The Perks of Putting 20% Down on a Home
If you’re thinking of buying a home, you’re probably wondering what you need to save for your down payment. Is it 20% of the purchase price, or could you put down less? While there are lower down payment programs available that allow qualified buyers to put down as little as 3.5%, it’s important to understand the many perks that come with a 20% down payment.
Here are four reasons why putting 20% down may be a great option if it works within your budget.
1. Your Interest Rate May Be Lower
A 20% down payment vs. a 3-5% down payment shows your lender you’re more financially stable and not a...
The Average Homeowner Gained $56,700 in Equity over the Past Year
When you think of homeownership, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? Chances are you might focus on the non-financial benefits, like the security or stability a home provides. But what about equity? While it can be overlooked, a homeowner’s equity helps build long-term wealth over time. Here’s a look at what equity is and why it matters.
For a homeowner, your equity is the current value of your home minus what you owe on the loan. So, as home values climb, your equity does too. That’s exactly what’s happening today. There aren’t enough homes on the market to meet buyer demand, so...
Rodent droppings under grill, cockroaches near flour force four Palm Beach County restaurants temporarily shut
John G’s in Manalapan and three other restaurants in South Florida ordered shut last week for violations including rodent droppings near grill and cockroaches around bags flour and sugar.
Here’s a list of restaurants where you can dine (and party!) on New Year’s Eve
Looking for a place for New Year’s Eve dinner? Here’s a list of restaurants who are bringing in 2022 with specials in Fort Lauderdale, Delray Beach, Hallandale Beach and West Palm Beach.
UPDATED: Don’t feel like cooking for the holidays? No worries, we got your back with this list of restaurants open Christmas Eve and Day.
Don’t feel like cooking Christmas Eve and/or Christmas Day? No problem. Here’s a list of restaurant specials in Broward and Palm Beach counties.
Homebuyers: Be Ready To Act This Winter
To succeed as a buyer in today’s market, it’s important to understand which market trends will have the greatest impact on your home search. Danielle Hale, Chief Economist at realtor.com, says there are two factors every buyer should keep their eyes on:
“Going forward, the conditions buyers face are primarily dependent on two things: mortgage rates and housing supply.”
Here’s a look at each one.
Mortgage Rates Projected To Rise in 2022
As a buyer, your interest rate directly impacts how much you’ll pay on your monthly mortgage when you purchase a home. Rates are beginning to rise, and...
Jingle Ball 2021: Organizers cancel Sunday’s concert in Sunrise due to COVID concerns
“Ticket holders will receive a refund if they have any issues, they should reach out to their point of purchase,” according to a statement posted to the Florida Live Arena’s website.
Elton John farewell tour coming to Hard Rock Live
Tickets go on sale Dec. 22 (with a presale on Dec. 20) for Elton John concert in 7,000-seat Hard Rock Live, which has hosted Metallica and the Rolling Stones in recent months.
2022 Housing Market Forecast [INFOGRAPHIC]
Some Highlights
What does the coming year hold for the housing market? Here’s what experts project for 2022.
Mortgage rates are projected to rise and so are home prices. Experts are forecasting buyer demand will remain strong as people try to capitalize on rates and prices before they climb, creating another strong year for home sales.
Let’s connect so you can make your best move in the new year.
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