The spike in home sales during the middle of the pandemic took nearly everyone by surprise. Previous housing predictions had been dire. The March 19, 2020, headline from CNBC recapped the initial universal sentiment among industry experts: "Home sales could fall 35%, as coronavirus stalls spring housing market, new analysis says."

When it comes to homeownership, an appraisal can be a make-or-break factor in the buying or refinancing process. An appraisal is an unbiased professional opinion of a home's value, and it plays a crucial role in a mortgage transaction. However, sometimes homeowners are faced with a challenging situation: a low appraisal. Here’s how to be equipped with the knowledge to handle this situation effectively.

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Upgrading your kitchen can add huge value and bring enjoyment to your home. However, a full-scale renovation often comes with a lofty price tag that simply isn't in the books for many budgets. The good news is that with creativity and some strategic planning, you can achieve a stunning, like-new kitchen without hurting your finances.

Bathroom renovations are one of the most popular home improvement projects, and for good reason! Not only do they enhance the overall aesthetics of your home, but they also have the potential to significantly increase your property's value.

As a homeowner, there may come a time when you find yourself at a crossroads– when your current home no longer meets your needs. When this happens, it leaves you with three options: renovate your existing home, find a new home, or build the home of your dreams from scratch. When faced with this choice there is a lot to consider, including your budget, the emotional attachment tied to your current home, and future plans. In this article, we focus on two of the options: whether or not it’s cheaper to renovate your current home or build a new house from the ground up – and the answer isn’t as black and white as you may think.