8 Tips for Getting Out of Debt Quickly

Everyone feels weighed down by additional debt. But there are ways that you can get out of debt quickly and start moving on with your life. Here are 8 tips to help you get out of debt quickly: 1. Set Up a Loan Consolidation Consolidate…

Questions to Ask When Selling A House

If you’re selling a home for the first time, chances are you’ve got questions. That’s okay, because Purple Mountain Holdings is here to help. We work with homeowners just like you every day. Here are some important questions to ask when selling a house, along…

Sell Your House Despite Your Pets

Many homeowners have pets, but not everyone will adore your four-legged friend. Some home buyers want a pet-free environment without the odors, dander, and scratch marks on the hardwood floors. If you have a pet in your home, chances are you’ve got your work cut…

Tips to Let Your Home Sell Itself

You likely know from past experience or horror stories from friends and family that selling a home is no easy chore. In fact, people often say that selling a home is far worse than buying one. We beg to differ. Here are a few tips…

Is Selling a Home Overwhelming?

When you imagine selling your home, you dream of opportunity — the opportunity to buy a larger house, to travel, to move to a new city. The possibilities are endless. What most don’t imagine, however, is the hardship that stems from selling a home. It…

The Hidden Costs of Selling a Home

Believe it or not, it costs money to sell a house. It’s probably more than you’re expecting, too. There are selling fees, which may be up to 10 percent of the total sale, then the commission, home repairs, and so much more. Selling is a…

Surprising Reasons to Downsize Your Home

As you get older and the children start to move out, you realize you don’t need a massive home with numerous empty rooms. After all, your children are away at college and starting lives of their own. Every empty room is costing you money. With…

What Happens When You Can’t Pay Your Mortgage

Losing your job is extremely tough. We truly feel for you. Despite your loss of work, you still need to make on-time payments to your mortgage company. They expect their money each month, and you cannot be late. If you’re late, there are often fees,…