Do you want to pay off your Knoxville mortgage early? If you’re like most Knoxville homeowners, the answer is probably a resounding yes. The sooner you can be done paying interest and owing your mortgage company… read more →
Should you buy a home this fall? Labor Day has passed, school has started, and football is officially back in season. As summer slowly eases into fall, you may be wondering whether or not it’s a… read more →
For any buyer, writing an offer on a West Knoxville home can be a nerve-wracking thing. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or a fourth, there’s still that part of you that worries after writing an offer.… read more →
Whether your buying your first West Knoxville home or your fifth, there is a lot of terminology that comes with buying a West Knoxville. Two common terms that get thrown around when buying a West Knoxville… read more →
Should you make a full price offer? In a seller’s market, it can be a very real decision you might need to make. When homes are flying off the market in a matter of days or… read more →
Debt is both a blessing and a curse when you think about buying a West Knoxville home. In order to be approved for a loan, you need a decent credit score and to have a decent… read more →
Making an offer in a seller’s market can be difficult. When there are multiple offers coming in on homes, it can be hard to compete without increasing the price. If you’re concerned about paying too much… read more →
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Once your offer has been accepted, the home buying process isn’t quite over…yet. It’s really just beginning. Once an offer has been accepted, that’s when you get into the real nuts and bolts of buying a… read more →
Starting off your West Knoxville home search is exciting and sometimes a little overwhelming. But, before you plunge headlong into searching for a home, it’s important that you don’t make one very critical mistake, especially in… read more →