A surge in Treasury yields just spooked the markets—and it’s pushing mortgage rates higher, too. Learn how the bond market (not the Fed!) drives mortgage rates, and what this means if you’re buying or selling real estate right now.
Locking in your mortgage rate protects you from potential interest rate increases before closing, ensuring stable monthly payments and aiding in precise budgeting. This strategic move provides financial peace of mind during your home-buying journey.
Most people stay stuck with low-return investments because they don’t have a clear strategy. Learn how to shift from passive to active, from lending to ownership, and build lasting wealth with The Path of Money framework.
A Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) can be a powerful financial tool—but only if you get it before you actually need it. Learn how HELOCs work, when to apply, and the risks to consider in this complete guide.
worker layoffs is completely false. The post shows dozens of new listings in Arlington County and Falls Church, Virginia, and suggests that federal workforce cuts by Donald Trump and Elon Musk are triggering a mass sell-off in Northern Virginia.
Arlington, VA, has long been recognized as one of the best-planned urban environments in the U.S., thanks to its Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) strategy. Instead of sprawling highways and strip malls, Arlington focused on creating walkable, mixed-use communities centered around public transit. The result? A thriving real estate market, vibrant neighborhoods, and a model that cities across the country are trying to replicate.
A real estate saying I've heard since day one that has stuck with me is, "Homes are where jobs go to sleep at night." Job growth is one of the biggest indicators of where a market is headed. In Arlington, two opposing forces are at play: the downsizing of the federal workforce and the return-to-office mandate. Given Arlington’s proximity to D.C., both will have a significant impact on the local real estate market. Here are 5 ways that each could impact the market.
Buying a condo is a major decision that comes with a mix of emotions and challenges. Along the way, many buyers unknowingly fall into psychological traps that cloud their judgment and lead to regrets later. Whether it’s fixating on the “perfect” property, rushing to make an offer out of fear, or overlooking hidden costs, these mental pitfalls can derail even the most well-prepared buyer.