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What Are the Benefits of a 20% Down Payment?
If you’re thinking of buying a home and are already saving for your down payment, reach out to Stovall Team at 714.343.9294 and we will help you decide what fits best with your long-term plans.
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6 Benefits of Homeownership Today
The benefits of homeownership go well beyond the basics. Homeownership is truly a way to build financial freedom, find greater satisfaction and happiness, and make a substantial impact in your community. If owning a home is part of your dream this year, contact Stovall Team at 714.343.9294 to begin the homebuying process today.
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What Record-Low Housing Inventory Means for You
The housing market will remain strong throughout 2021. Know what that means for you, whether you’re buying, selling, or doing both. Call Stovall Team today at 714.343.9294 if you are ready to make your move.
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What Happens When Homeowners Leave Their Forbearance Plans?
According to the latest report from Black Knight, Inc., a well-respected provider of data and analytics for mortgage companies, 6.48 million households have entered a forbearance plan as a result of financial concerns brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. Here’s where these homeowners stand right now: 2,543,000 (39%) are current on their payments and have left the program…
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To Renovate or Not To Renovate Before You Sell
In a competitive market that’s moving so quickly, it makes sense to sell your house when buyers are scooping homes up as fast as they’re being listed. Spending costly time and money on renovations before you sell might just mean you’ll miss your key window of opportunity. While certain repairs on your house may be important, your best move right now is to work with a real estate advisor to determine which improvements are truly necessary, and which ones are not likely to be deal-breakers for buyers.