Posts with tag 'home buyers'

If you've been browsing land listings in New Hampshire or chatting with a local real estate agent, chances are you've heard the term "Current Use." And if your reaction was something like, "Wait… what does that mean?"—you're not alone!

It's a common source of confusion, but don't worry—We've got you covered. Understanding Current Use can save you money (or help you avoid unexpected costs), whether you're buying, selling, or already own land in New Hampshire.

So… What Is Current Use, Anyway?

At its core, C...

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I can remember—almost to the moment—the day I discovered my love for writing. I was in the third grade, and at the completion of a week of state testing, our teacher let us pick a prize from a table of knick-knacks. I turned in my test and walked up to the table and surveyed the loot: pencils, erasers, stickers, finger puppets, bouncy balls–so many fun little things to choose from. I was eyeing a particularly sparkly sticker sheet when my teacher said, "Hang on a moment. I think I have something you'll like much more." He walked over to his desk and returned with a red composition notebook. He was right. I liked that prize much more, and I filled that notebook from cover-to-cover.

Since then (and probably before then, too) I've had an unending love and appreciation for both reading and writing, and can...

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Open floor plans are all the rage, even though they've been around for decades. There's no question they're beautiful, but are they right for you? Your taste and your lifestyle make that determination. To help you decide, our real estate agents want to compare and contrast them from a practical point of view. Here are some points to consider.

• Do you love to entertain?
  People who love to entertain will likely appreciate the open space so guests can enjoy talking in one area, music playing in another, and refreshments being served in a third. Some people may a...

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If you're looking at Jackson homes for sale, you might consider a home warranty to go with it. Home warranties provide simple and convenient coverage for the things that break down around your home, such as your electrical system and plumbing, as well as appliances like your washer and dryer, refrigerator, dishwasher, and more. Different types of warranties provide different types of coverage, but typically, you can expect the cost of repairs or replacement to be either covered or greatly discounted for most of your home's major appliances.

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The thought of buying your first home is exciting. However, before picking out curtains and decorations, you must consider whether it's the right investment for your future. Our real estate agents suggest you consider the five following considerations before your heart settles on any first home.

1. Cost of Ownership
   Is the home affordable? This is the first and most important question any homebuyer should ask about Ber...

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