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Whether you are buying or selling your home in Tennessee, moving is an exciting but sometimes stressful period in life. There’s a lot to consider, especially when it comes to the cost of purchasing a new home. Buyers know that closing costs are expected, but what about sellers? Read More.

When buying a home, most people need a mortgage. Getting a mortgage in Tennessee doesn’t need to be difficult, however. There are several different types of home loans in Tennessee. Read More.

You’ve found the perfect home, you have a down payment saved and you’re ready to make an offer. But wait - before you sign on the dotted line, it’s important to calculate the closing costs you’ll be responsible for. Read More.

The Tennessee housing market is booming. The median sales price is up nearly 16% year-over-year, partially driven by low mortgage rates. Read More.

Refinancing your mortgage loan can come with a lot of benefits, especially if you have a specific goal in mind. Here are a few of the benefits of refinancing your mortgage loan, plus the steps you can take to make it happen. Read More.

Whether you’ve lived in Tennessee for years or are planning to relocate, you know how desirable the state is right now. Read More.

If you’re looking for your dream home, it’s important to bring your financial A-game, especially while the market is hot. Read More.

As the pandemic and its effects on the economy have tightened budgets, many folks across East Tennessee and the nation have spent more time searching for ways to save money. One popular way has been mortgage loan refinancing. Read More.

Purchasing your first home can be a fun and rewarding experience, but it also can be fairly stressful. Making sure you're prepared from the very beginning of your house hunt can relieve a lot of stress. Read More.

If you're tired of renting and you're ready to put down roots, purchasing your first home can be an exciting milestone. However, it's also a huge financial commitment that you should adequately prepare for ahead of time. Here are seven signs that you're ready to buy your first home: Read More.