Monthly Archives: November 2015

Should We Renovate Before We Sell

Posted by Tonya Lassus // November 26, 2015 // Blog // JT Integrity Properties / real estate investor / sell house fast / Should We Renovate Before We Sell

Should We Renovate Before We Sell

Should we renovate before we sell?  Eddy Lang, founder and CEO of Housefax, writing at INMAN says, “Baby boomers who are thinking of moving are no doubt wondering how they can get top dollar for their current home. Whether they are retired and on a fixed income or experiencing sticker shock when shopping for a […]


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The Housing Market for Indiana

Posted by Tonya Lassus // November 19, 2015 // Blog // JT Integrity Properties / real estate investor / Sell House Fast Ft. Wayne / The Housing Market for Indiana

The Housing Market for Indiana

Upstar has just released the latest information about the housing market for Indiana for October. The report states, “Transitory periods in the market are common this time of year, and after a persistent period of steady year-over-year climbs in sales metrics, recent low national numbers have not fulfilled what many predicted. But on a positive […]


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Down Payment Protection

Posted by Tonya Lassus // November 12, 2015 // Blog // Down Payment Protection / JT Integrity Properties / real estate investor / sell house fast

Down Payment Protection

Amazing! Potential home buyers want down payment protection. They are reluctant to buy a home for fear that their down payment could be lost if they sell their house in a few years, according to a recent online survey conducted by Harris Poll. Amy Swinderman, staff writer at INMAN says, “Saving for a down payment […]


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Low FICO Credit Scores

Posted by Tonya Lassus // November 5, 2015 // Blog // JT Integrity Properties / Low FICO Credit Scores / real estate investor / sell my house quickly

Low FICO Credit Scores

Low FICO credit scores have been the basis for the highest level of consumer loans for houses and cars since the start of the financial crisis. These are by definition sub-prime loans. Equifax defines subprime borrowers as those with a FICO credit scores below 640 on a scale that tops out at 850. What are […]


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