Realty News October 2018
 
Scott Engle
(619) 258-1000
Seven Home-Maintenance Projects to Complete This Fall

Many homeowners get overwhelmed trying to complete an entire autumn to-do list in a single weekend. Give yourself time to get ready for the upcoming season, designating a few tasks per weekend. Here are some great projects to get started on now:

1. Create a Landing Zone for Muddy Shoes. Wet weather in fall and winter means people... Read More
High Prices Are Discouraging
Home Buyers


For the past 77 months in a row, existing-home prices have increased year over year. What's more, the median home price in July was up 4.5 percent from last year. While good news for homeowners selling their houses, it's bad news for purchasers, as the price increase led to a decline in buyer demand. As a result, existing-home sales slipped to the slowest pace on record since February 2016. Sales reached... Read More
Organize and Decorate Your
Home for the Season


Good organization makes life flow and is also good for the soul. You might have done spring cleaning earlier in the year, but fall is another ideal time to give your home a tune-up.

As you begin thinking about the upcoming holidays, you might find yourself sifting through cupboards for fall décor, dinner dishes, and silverware. Get a head start on your organizing by using... Read More
What Does Your Home Color Reveal about You?

A home's curb appeal leaves a powerful first impression. Yet, according to the recent poll conducted by Ply Gem Building Products, only half of homeowners say their home's exterior reflects their personality. This is an especially surprising statistic since 81 percent of Americans say the exterior of a home shapes their view of the homeowner.

With countless material options and accents like shutters and trim, there are several ways to add color to your home. Replacing old siding with vinyl siding tends to be a popular approach because it can improve the look... Read More
Four Things to Know about the Down Payment on an FHA Insured Loan

While most conventional mortgages require an average 20 percent down, homeowners can secure a Federal Housing Administration (FHA) insured loan with as little as 3.5 percent down. Before you rush to apply, though, there’s a catch. All FHA borrowers have to pay mortgage protection insurance, which can ramp up the overall cost of the loan.

1. Most FHA Loans Need Only 3.5 Percent Down. The minimum down payment for an FHA-insured loan is only 3.5 percent. This makes it a good alternative for borrowers who cannot afford the 5–20 percent down payment required by most conventional loans. You don't need stellar... Read More
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Scott Engle  -  (619) 258-1000 Realty News  -  October 2018 

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