Would you ever consider making what might be the largest purchase of your life without actually having seen the asset? Probably not but that is the state of the housing market today. A shortage in housing supply, low-interest rates, and a pandemic-fueled desire for more space has created intense bidding wars, and it’s not likely to disappear anytime soon. Read More
“How the Housing Shortage Has Reshaped the Way We Buy Homes”
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Homes for Heroes Foundation Presents $10,000 to Arizona Educational Foundation
The Homes for Heroes Foundation was able to present a grant for $10,000 to the Arizona Educational Foundation in October, 2021. The Arizona Educational Foundation supports teachers and educators across Arizona through various programs. This includes the Arizona Spelling Bee and the Arizona Teacher of the Year Program. Read More “Homes for Heroes Foundation Presents $10,000 to Arizona Educational Foundation”
Here’s Why 2022 May Be a Better Market for Home Buyers
Double-digit home price appreciation that we’ve seen in the last 12 months shouldn’t be read as an indication that there is trouble ahead for the housing market in 2022. In fact, economic forecasts call for continued strength in US housing as we look into the New Year. Read More “Here’s Why 2022 May Be a Better Market for Home Buyers”
Homes for Heroes Foundation presents $10,000 grant to Running 4 Heroes
The Homes for Heroes Foundation is proud to announce the presentation of a grant to Running 4 Heroes for $10,000. Running 4 Heroes mission is to honor fallen first responders across the country who have lost their lives in the line of duty.
Zechariah Cartledge is the young founder of the non-profit. As an avid runner, Cartledge ran a 5k race for the Tunnel 2 Towers organization. During the race, he saw first responders running in all their heavy gear. This sparked his interest in the sacrifices first responders make every day. Read More “Homes for Heroes Foundation presents $10,000 grant to Running 4 Heroes”
Homes for Heroes Celebrates 50,000 Heroes Served
Homes for Heroes started in the aftermath of the tragedies of September 11, 2001 with the goal to serve every hero in the nation with their housing needs. On the eve of our 20th anniversary, we have hit an impressive milestone towards that goal. In October 2021, we have hit the 50,000 heroes served mark. Read More “Homes for Heroes Celebrates 50,000 Heroes Served”
Homes for Heroes Foundation Grants $10,000 to FOP Foundation’s DART
Disasters occur across the country, typically with little to no warning. Between fires, floods, hurricanes, or a host of other catastrophes, communities year after year are devistated. For the police and first responders in those communities, a glimmer of hope has started to arrive sooner thanks to the National Fraternal Order Of Police (FOP) Foundation’s Disaster Area Relief Team (DART) national response team.
The FOP is the number one voice of law enforcement officers in the country. They are the oldest and largest union with 364,000+ members. Their Foundation is the charitable arm that lets them provide for officers and their families in their biggest time of need. As of August 2021, when the most recent donation of $10,000 occurred, Homes for Heroes Foundation has granted a total of $32,500 to the FOP Foundation. Read More “Homes for Heroes Foundation Grants $10,000 to FOP Foundation’s DART”
Homes for Heroes Celebrates 20 Years of Service With Purpose
Homes for Heroes mission has always been to Thank Every Hero in the Nation. After the tragedy of 9/11, Founder and CEO Ruth Johnson wanted a way to give back to our nation’s heroes for all they do for our community and country. So, Ruth sold her brokerage and started Homes for Heroes. Read More “Homes for Heroes Celebrates 20 Years of Service With Purpose”
Homes for Heroes Foundation Partners with Tunnel to Towers to Honor Fallen Firefighter
Firefighter and paramedic Jason Cortez passed away on October 7, 2020 while conducting a training exercise with the San Francisco Fire Department. Jason had spent the last 13 years serving his community. The Homes for Heroes Foundation and Tunnel to Towers wanted to honor his service through his family. Read More “Homes for Heroes Foundation Partners with Tunnel to Towers to Honor Fallen Firefighter”
Open House: Home Repair 101 – Plumbing
Plumbing is an issue that unfortunately is usually caught after it’s too late, especially in a new home when you have no idea what has found its way down the drain. It can also present itself in several different ways. Toilets, showers/bathtubs, and dishwashers, are just some of the ways plumbing can present a problem in your home. They also can have completely different fixes. Read More “Open House: Home Repair 101 – Plumbing”
Open House: Home Repair 101 – HVAC
In order for your home to be comfortable, efficient, and save you money, you need to understand the systems in your home. I’m not talking about a sound system or gaming system, but the inner workings of your home. The plumbing, electrical, HVAC components of your house. If you understand how your home works, you can prevent costly repairs, keep your home in good working condition, and can potentially sell your home without making any major repairs. In the next few Open Houses, I’ll be exploring common home systems that are typically expensive to repair, but are necessary for good home health. This week, I’ll be tackling your HVAC system. Read More “Open House: Home Repair 101 – HVAC”