Online mortgage calculators can be great tools. They allow potential homeowners to calculate mortgage limits and see what they may qualify for without booking an appointment with the bank or a mortgage broker. Here at PRMI, we believe these tools... (Read More)

Preparing to buy your first home is an exciting and expensive process. That's why many first-time homeowners compromise on their first homes. They often don't have the capital, credit history, or equity for their dream homes. So, they buy a smaller... (Read More)

Buying a home with an adjustable mortgage rate is like riding a roller coaster. There are ups and downs as the interest rates move up and down with the market. Five years ago, that roller coaster was more of a toddler-friendly ride. There were peaks... (Read More)

Buying your first home is a little scary! There are so many ways you can make a mistake, and when you make a mistake buying a house, you’re stuck with it until you move. That’s why it’s essential to learn some tricks and tips to help you... (Read More)

For the first time since 2020, the price of rent has dropped. In a report from Realtor.com®, it was calculated that the cost of rent dropped 0.5% in May of 2023 compared to the previous year. But how much does this drop actually save renters? A... (Read More)

The holidays are a magical time for small children. Unfortunately, it's also a busy time of the year for emergency room visits, especially those involving young children. Here are some important ways to protect the youngest members of your family... (Read More)

Housing trends come and go. A few years ago, a new craze became wildly popular – tiny houses. Defined as a structure meant to be portable and less than 600 feet, tiny houses were supposed to be a new living situation that would make housing more... (Read More)

Watching mortgage rates rise and fall is starting to feel like watching your favorite sports team in the final seconds of a losing game. You feel fear as the clock starts to tick down because you know the time to fix things is running out. But you... (Read More)

One drawback for many would-be homeowners is the idea of being responsible for home repairs. When you rent, if something breaks, you call the landlord, and it's their responsibility to arrange a repair and pay for it. That can be a very attractive... (Read More)