
Home equity is the difference between your property’s market value and the remaining balance on your mortgage.
Understanding and managing your home equity can be a powerful tool in achieving your financial objectives.
Realtor®, Home Renovator, Investor, Mom

Home equity is the difference between your property’s market value and the remaining balance on your mortgage.
Understanding and managing your home equity can be a powerful tool in achieving your financial objectives.
Join us for a 360 degree video tour of 15 Highland Drive in Yardley, PA. We’ll check out the best features of this stone-front colonial home in Yardley, PA. Let’s take a Look Inside!
Make sure to also check out the 360° virtual tour in the links below. It’s a great way to get a more intimate feel for the flow of the house.
360° virtual tours and video walkthroughs of 249 New Rd, Churchville, PA 18966.
Learn more about my exclusive 360 Degree Virtual Tours, real estate videos and the other services I offer to ensure my clients’ homes stand out from the competition!
360° video tour courtesy of LookInside.house.
Buying a house in today’s market might seem daunting with higher interest rates. However, purchasing at a higher rate now with plans to refinance later could be a good strategic move. This approach allows you to lock in the current price of the home and reduce your interest rate (and monthly payments) by refinancing in the future.


In the Philly metro area, the real estate scene is really heating up! Home prices are at a two-year high, with the New Jersey suburbs seeing the quickest rise. Even though more homes are being listed than last year, sales aren’t slowing down – half of the homes are selling in just 9 days or less.
In the Philly metro area, after a slight increase in February, the housing inventory took a dip again in March, and it doesn’t look like that’s going to change anytime soon. With fewer new listings, pending sales, and closed transactions, it’s a tough market. Despite the low activity, home prices are still on the rise. Nearly every county is dealing with less inventory than last year.
