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5 Important Considerations for Making Your Home a Rental in 2024

The real estate landscape is ever-changing, and 2024 is set to bring some significant shifts, especially for homeowners looking to convert their primary residence into a rental property. For those who have an amazing rate, and lots of equity this has become an attractive way to generate passive income and build wealth. One of the […]

Navigating Homeownership Through Divorce: Your Guide to Qualifying for Your Next Home

Navigating homeownership through divorce is emotionally taxing, and the last thing you want to worry about is how it will affect your future plans. Whether you’re contemplating keeping your current property as a rental or selling it, this guide will walk you through the essentials of qualifying for your next home. Let’s dive in. The […]

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