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In order to purchase a new home, unless you’re a cash buyer, you will need to secure financing. The most common type of financing is…

With the economy looking stable, good interest rates, and competitive pricing on brand new homes, now might be a great time for you to start…

McMansions, the term that has been coined to describe huge suburban homes that typically lack craftsmanship and originality, may be a thing of the past….

One of the best things about moving into a brand-new home are the latest and greatest features that come with it. From open concept designs…

There is only one thing that can make your new home that much better: a new puppy! What’s not to love about floppy puppy ears,…

 Whether you are currently renting and you are ready to become a first-time homebuyer, or you own your home but are looking for something nicer…

Whether you are a homeowner thinking about selling, or a prospective buyer on the market, knowing what’s in store for the housing market over the…

If you are thinking about selling your old home and buying a new home, but aren’t sure if doing so is the right choice for…

If you’re a homeowner with a mortgage, you have probably heard about refinancing. While refinancing can help you to save money over time in some situations, and may be a smart financial move, it’s important that you understand what refinancing is and when it makes sense (and when it doesn’t). Read more here.

Buying a new home is an exciting process. In addition to all of the planning and thrill that accompanies being a first-time homebuyer, something to consider is the cost. Buying a new home, as you probably already know, can be a little intimidating. That’s why we here at Hayden Homes make it a priority to help you navigate the waters before plunging in. It is important to understand how much buying a new home really costs you, by taking into account the different expenses that factor into the process. Let’s dive in.