"Living in Philly" interview series where realtor Cherise Wynne ("Agent Lady") highlights interesting people & organizations in the civic, real estate, restaurant and lifestyle space that help first time home buyers navigate our great city of Philadelphia. Meet Archna, Director of Entrepreneurial Investment Agent Lady: When people ask that famous question "what do you Continue Reading
Agent Lady Unveils New Philadelphia Real Estate Website
AgentLady Unveils Updated Website with Focus on the First Time Home Buyer’s Journey Agent Lady’s New Website Provides Improved Navigation, Enhanced Resources, and Valuable Content for First Time Home Buyers https://youtu.be/-i2NqJUawG0 Cherise “Agent Lady” Wynne, Philadelphia’s leading real estate expert for first time home buyers, is pleased to announce the launch of the new and improved Continue Reading
5 Mistakes First Time Home Buyers Make
Getting ready to buy your first house? Don’t make these rookie mistakes. Continue Reading
Why Wait: 4 Reasons to Become a Millennial Home Owner
Between an unstable job market and high student debt, it’s no wonder millennials are apprehensive about the prospect of buying a home. On the flip side, there are several benefits to becoming a millennial home owner. Nonetheless, you should always proceed with caution when considering home ownership. Ask yourself the following questions: • Can you afford it? Talk to lenders, research the Continue Reading
5 Reasons to Raise Your Children in Philadelphia
We’ve all grown up hearing the virtues of setting up home in the burbs where family-friendly amenities are plentiful including good school systems, houses with lawns and backyards, low crime rates and safety, and peace and quiet. On the other hand, raising children in a vibrant metropolis, like Philadelphia, has some real advantages. Not only are there a wide range of private and charter schools, Continue Reading
Millennial Homeowners & Student Loans
It's no secret that student loans can make buying a home a challenge for millennials. With debt repayment plans extending as far out as 10-30 years, it’s an obligation that can follow you around for a long time and discourage you from thinking home ownership is possible. According to the non-profit organization, American Student Assistance, their 2015 survey revealed that more than half of student Continue Reading
What First Time Buyers Should Know About Deed Restrictions
One big reason people want to buy their own home instead of continually renting is because they can do whatever they want with the property! Paint the walls dark purple, turn the dining room into a tiki bar, keep a fish tank in your bathtub - the choice is yours, not your landlord’s. Not so fast. Many properties actually do have rules about what you can do with your home, and first time Continue Reading
Is Philadelphia a Seller’s Market?
Most real estate sources seem to confirm one thing: the real estate market in Philadelphia is heating up. This means homes are increasing in value and selling for more than they would have a year or even a few months ago. Basically, it may be become what we call a seller's market. But what does that mean for someone trying to buy a home, really? Here are 5 things to keep in mind if you’re looking Continue Reading
Why Buying a House in Philly is Better Than Renting
With more than ¼ of all adult millennials in Philadelphia living with their parents due to the cost of rent, many ask the question: “Will I EVER be able to afford to buy a house?” Thankfully, the answer is YES. Although rent may seem unaffordable, buying a home in Philly can actually be a cheaper option. Nationwide, about 21% of millennials are living at home, while the number in Philly is at 27% Continue Reading
Philadelphia Row Houses: Classic Styles Anyone Can Love
One thing that distinguishes Philadelphia from any other city, and makes you realize you’re really in Philadelphia, is the residential architecture. Loft conversions, contemporary town homes, high rises: Philadelphia definitely has it all, but the one style that seems to maintain popularity throughout the ages is the classic Philly row house. From two stories to four stories, stone to stucco, Continue Reading
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