When it comes to buying a house, I feel like the amount of your down payment is one of the biggest myths out there! I address this question a lot, but I think it deserves its own post here, because the minimum down payment on a house is obviously a big factor in buying a home.

I think there are a lot of misconceptions about how much Realtors® cost or how we get paid, so I thought I’d give you a look behind the scenes and break it all down for you here!

Real estate closing costs are definitely an expense to be prepared for when it comes to buying a home! Here’s a general overview of what to expect for closing costs when you buy a home (not including the down payment!).

New construction homes are a whole new ballgame when it comes to buying a home, and open up a new realm of questions that many buyers run into. And one of the common questions is this: do you need a Realtor® for new construction? Here’s why you should still work with a Realtor even if you’re buying a new build.

I talk a lot about tips for first time home buyers, partly because I’ve been through it myself a few years ago and know how confusing the whole process can be! When my husband and I decided to buy a house in Las Vegas, we were new to the whole home buying thing and didn’t really know where to start or what all was needed.

If you’re thinking about becoming a homeowner, you might be wondering if you really need a Realtor® to buy a house. I’ve talked about this quite a bit in my videos and on social media, but I thought it might be helpful for first time home buyers (and beyond) to see how working with a Realtor® to buy a house can benefit them (and really, why there’s no reason not to!).

I’ve been hearing a lot of people say they’re waiting until spring to buy a home. It might seem like holding off on buying a home might be the best thing to do. But what’s happening in the market right now (especially, in my experience, if you’re looking at buying a house in Las Vegas) is actually setting you up for a pretty great time to buy. Here’s why!

If you’re thinking about making 2021 the year you buy a house in Las Vegas, here are a few things to start working on that will set you up for success!