Buyers

The pandemic has shifted life as we know it, but what happens if you’re moving into a house during the coronavirus lockdown? This is what you need to know.

The coronavirus pandemic has come with a lot of unknowns. You still want to buy, but you’re wondering — is coronavirus going to impact real estate?

Find out how the pandemic has impacted the jumbo mortgage market and what that means for your home loan if you were counting on a jumbo mortgage.

If you’re a first-time homebuyer and were shopping for a house before the coronavirus, the pandemic likely put a wrench in your plans. But should it?

Can you safely buy a house during the coronavirus pandemic? It’s possible, but you’ll have to take some precautions. Here's a guide to how to buy.

As the pandemic crisis washes over the housing market, you may find the homebuying process now involves some daunting new steps. One is a mortgage overlay.

Regardless of why you’re househunting, it’s in your best interest to hire a buyer’s agent during this coronavirus pandemic, and we’re eager to tell you why.

If your only option is to attend a virtual open house, how can you make sure you’re making the most of your time to see if this is the house for you?

The pandemic lockdown can’t stop serious shoppers from buying a house remotely. This article outlines the steps for how to get it done.

Moving during coronavirus is stressful. Follow these deep-cleaning tips so you can safely stay-at-home in your new home after you move during a pandemic.