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How to reduce interest rate risk when you are building a home
Owning a Home

How to reduce interest rate risk when you are building a home

As the construction market makes a comeback, you might be thinking of building your own dream home. But in an uncertain economy and with interest rates on the rise, you’ll want a financial solution that reduces your financial risk.Introducing – the Power of One. With a single-close construction-to-permanent loan from Valley, ...

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Buying a home in an HOA? Prepare for this sneaky expense.
Owning a Home

Buying a home in an HOA? Prepare for this sneaky expense.

Buying a home means more than just signing up to pay a mortgage. It also means having to deal with additional costs, from property taxes to homeowners insurance to maintenance. And if you purchase a home that's part of a homeowners association (HOA), you'll be required to pay monthly dues ...

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3 pros and 2 cons of buying a new construction home
Owning a Home

3 pros and 2 cons of buying a new construction home

When you decide to buy a house, you'll need to choose between purchasing a pre-existing property that's already on the market and listed for sale by current owners or purchasing a new construction home that a builder creates for you.This decision is a big one. And there are some pros ...

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Demand for new construction homes plummets as prices soar
Owning a Home

Demand for new construction homes plummets as prices soar

There's been a glaring lack of housing inventory in the real estate market this year. That's forced some buyers to rethink their plans -- and stretch their budgets. For some, that's meant paying a premium for new construction, as opposed to buying an existing home that's already been lived in.But ...

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Ways to save on remodeling
Owning a Home

Ways to save on remodeling

 Even small home remodeling projects can come with large price tags. With some strategic thinking about design, materials, and timing, you can often cut your home renovation costs without cutting corners. If you are investing in a home improvement project, consider the following tips to save on your home renovation ...

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Your guide to home construction loans
Owning a Home

Your guide to home construction loans

Building a new home can be exciting. Yet, new construction requires a lot of planning, and securing financing can be more difficult than with a traditional mortgage. That’s why we’re here to walk you through how to get a home construction loan, the types of loans available, and everything else ...

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