Your First House Isn’t Your Forever House
There’s a good reason why it’s called a “starter home”. It is because your first house isn’t your forever house. It allows you to learn and make mistakes, and realize that life changes. You change. Your city changes, your needs change. And that is probably why, statistically, people nowadays stay in these “starter homes” for […]
Revisiting Duplexes: Path to Passive Income for First Time Investors
If you’re looking for a way to create passive income and build wealth, look no further than investing in duplexes! Here’s everything you need to know.
Self-employed? Here’s How to Buy a House
Ah, self-employment… The joy and opportunity of being your own boss and setting your own hours are endless. As a self-employed person myself, I wouldn’t change it for the world. However, there is one downside that often gets pushed under the rug: buying a house when you’re self-employed is freaking hard! A lot has changed […]
What To Know On Your First Day Of Touring With Team Goché
So, it’s finally happening—your first day of house touring with Team Goché. Exciting, right? But before you dive headfirst into the wild world of open houses and floor plans, I’m here to give you the lowdown on what to expect. Whether you’re ready to jump into that dream home or still trying to figure out […]
Sniffing Out the Perfect Home for Your Dog
Let’s be honest—if your dog had a say in the matter, they’d probably be the ones picking out your next home. And why not? After all, they’re the ones who’ll be spending their days chasing squirrels, napping in sunspots, and making sure every corner of the yard is thoroughly sniffed. I’ve had folks tell me […]
What Happens When You Click “Contact Agent” On The Big Real Estate Websites?
Ever found yourself scrolling through Zillow or Redfin, and you stumble across your dream home? You just have to see it now, and without a second thought you click “Contact Agent”? Wait! STOP! That simple click could mean more than you think, especially if you already had a realtor in mind you wanted to work […]
