richmond: First Time Home Buyer's Guide To Buying Your First Home.
- 04/30/19 07:11 PM
If you are a first time home buyer in Richmond, VA you should read this blog post. I am going to break down the home buying process for Richmond real estate. The first thing you will want to do before anything is get pre-qualified, preferably by a local lender. Why a local lender? They are easier to get in contact with when you need them. They will also use local appraisers that are familiar with the real estate market in Richmond. As your local Richmond realtor, I can give you referrals to a few different lenders, but you can use any … (2 comments)
richmond: What Is The Cost Of Buying Your First Home?
- 04/30/19 07:07 PM
The Richmond Real Estate Market is on fire! The interest rates are still very low, which means a lot of first time home buyers are thinking about buying a home. For the first time home buyer, the question is,"how much money do I need to have to buy a home?" That's a great question, and it all depends. When our parents were purchasing a home, they probably had to have 20% of the purchase price of the home to put down as a deposit. This is no longer the case, but a lot of people still think you have to have … (0 comments)
richmond: Northside One of Richmond, VA Most Popular Neighborhoods
- 04/30/19 06:52 PM
The neighborhoods of Northside in Richmond include northern Richmond and some parts of Henrico. These neighborhoods include Bellevue, Barton Heights, Ginter Park, Chestnut Hill Plateau, Rosedale, Washington Park, Highland Park, Sherwood Park, Hermitage Rd, Brooklyn Park, Montrose, and many more. The neighborhood of Northside Richmond began in the late 1800's and can be credited to philanthropist Lewis Ginter and planned by Frederick Law Olmstead Sr. The intent was to have streetcar transportation for businessmen to retreat from the city to the suburbs. The project was not fully realized because of the depression, and most of the houses were constructed from the … (0 comments)
If you are a first time home buyer in Richmond, VA you should read this blog post. I am going to break down the home buying process for Richmond real estate. The first thing you will want to do before anything is get pre-qualified, preferably by a local lender. Why a local lender? They are easier to get in contact with when you need them. They will also use local appraisers that are familiar with the real estate market in Richmond. As your local Richmond realtor, I can give you referrals to a few different lenders, but you can use any … (2 comments)
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