Resources

Term life insurance protects your loved ones if your death occurs during a set coverage period and can be a low-cost way to protect your family financially.

Student loan forgiveness boosts buyer budgets, plus listing agreement timelines

Mortgage contingencies in a correcting market, plus seller strats and renos w ROI

Navigating housing market corrections, thinking like a buyer, and stretching summer into fall

Buyer-friendly trends to watch, tips for picking a seller’s agent, and sweet summer deals

Down payments and closing costs can make homeownership a struggle for many first-time buyers. Luckily, Texans have a number of assistance programs that can help.

Buyer opps, seller contingencies, and HELOC spending guide

A guide for buy-curious renters, simple staging strats, and water safety musts

Our Texas homebuying guide explains loan requirements, financial benefits, and the buying process. Learn how to buy a house in Texas here.

Inflation-savvy budgets, spruced up sales strategies, and utility cost-cutters

Check out recent lending reforms, ask before you sell, and fireproof your property

Leverage your lock, refresh outdoor spaces, and check local listing trends

Hitting homebuyer stride, going low in listing limbo, and beating buyer’s remorse

Learn how to adjust shopping strategies, make sure that listing price is right, and earn cash poolside.

Learn how to ride the inventory wave, determine if your home is move-in ready, and ace your maintenance phase.

Learn how an adjustable-rate mortgage could work for you, get ready for a fresh wave of inventory, and decide if summer is your time to shine as a seller.

If you’re interested in a rate-and-term refinance, then you have a few options. Here's what you need to know about your no cash out and limited cash out refinance options.

Learn how an adjustable-rate mortgage could work for you, get ready for a fresh wave of inventory, and decide if summer is your time to shine as a seller.

Learn the pros and cons of a cash out refinance to help you decide if the financial move is right for you.

With a cash out refinance, you take out a new mortgage for more money than you owe on your current loan. The difference is paid to you in cash.