Cut Costs by Buying New

As you probably already know, buying a home comes with numerous additional costs beyond the initial purchase. You may have to make additional repairs, renovate areas of the home to your liking, or other assorted expenses. That is why many people decide to buy a newly constructed home. Buying a new home has several benefits that could help you save …

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See Linda Moore on the Craig Sewing Show

Last month, I had the honor of appearing on the Craig Sewing Show, to discuss some of the wonderful areas in Encinitas. I had so much fun, and I wanted to share the segment with my readers.

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Financial Resolutions for the New Year

It is finally time to bid farewell to 2014 and ring in a brand new year. But before you pop the cork on that champagne bottle, you may want to get your New Year’s resolutions in order. Many people vow to quit smoking or lose weight, but if you are planning to buy a home in the near future, there …

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Upgrades to Boost Your Home’s Resale Value

Performing upgrades to your home can help you transform the space into your ideal vision, but it can also serve another purpose. Many times when people plan to eventually sell their home, they focus on upgrades that will help them turn a sizeable profit over what they paid. There are some key upgrades that can be made throughout the home …

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Carpeting vs. Hardwood Floors

One of the great benefits to owning your own home is having the final say in what type of flooring you have. Do you opt for the elegance and convenience of hardwood floors, or the comfort of carpeting? Each option has its own distinct strengths and weaknesses. Hardwood Floors Hardwood floors are a practical and attractive decision for floors. They …

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Should You Use Credit Cards to Buy a Home?

There is no denying that America runs on credit. Many people use credit cards for the majority of their daily purchases. But one question that gets asked from time to time is if using a credit card to buy a home is a good idea. If you have found a home that costs less than your available credit limit, it …

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Preparing to Buy a Home in the New Year

As we head into the New Year, many of you may be planning to take the leap and finally buy your first home. Homeownership is a rewarding experience, and also one of the largest investments you’re likely to ever make. If your New Year’s resolution is buying a home, I’ve put together a primer guide that will help you along …

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Coming Soon: New Listing at 851 Lynwood Dr

Christmas is almost here, and do I have a gift for you! This beautiful and spacious home located at 851 Lynwood Dr. will soon be on the market. Here is a sneak peek of this stunning home. Stay tuned for more info about this can’t-miss listing.

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Homebuyer Fees Explained

Budgeting for a new home is an important first step to beginning the process of purchasing a home. However, many first time homebuyers are often unclear on all of the costs that go into buying a new home. To help you prepare for your new home purchase, I have put together a list of homebuyer fees. Monthly Payments There are …

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10 Reasons to List During the Holidays

Selling a home and preparing for the holidays share a lot in common. You spend every waking moment preparing your house for visitors, trying to make it as inviting and appealing as possible. So why not combine the two events and list your home over the holidays? Over the past few years, many sellers have realized the benefits of listing …

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