Owning a home brings many things to the table.  Joy, a sense of accomplishment, home-improvement projects… and bills.  Of all the bills that come in the mail, one of the most dreaded for many homeowners is the tax bill. 

The home buying process is often an overwhelming and confusing endeavor, especially for first time homebuyers.  The best advice you can adhere to is be prepared and do your homework.  There are many steps to take in order to get the process under way.  Here we are taking a look at the biggest mistakes to avoid when applying for a mortgage. 

As consumers are depending on technology more and more, the demand for electronic processing of transactions is increasing.  The house buying process is no exception.  

Having a strong credit history and maintaining a good credit score will open up vast array of opportunities throughout your life.  Whether applying for a mortgage, a brand new car, or hoping to land a new job, having a good credit score will help you achieve your goals, and achieve them at prime interest rates.

Lowering our energy usage not only contributes to lowering our carbon footprint, it also reduces our household energy costs.