Spring EQ

All homeowners have one thing in common: a seemingly endless list of home improvement projects.

This list likely covers a range of short and long-term projects, and includes a mix of things you need alongside some personal projects you've been wanting to pursue. So deciding which ones to tackle first can be overwhelming.

We get it—and we got you covered. 

Homeowners are constantly looking for ways to increase the value of their home, but it's not always easy to pick which project they should tackle first. Bathrooms are a popular place to start because they are a less expensive project than most re-do's, but will still boost your home's value.

In all housing markets—but especially today's—homeowners are looking for ways to stand out from the pack when it comes time to sell. Here's a great way to do just that.

With the red hot housing market cooling off—and home values across America making headlines—homeowners are reimagining their living spaces. What would you do to reinvent yours?

There are countless ways a finished basement can elevate your home—from home offices to guest rooms to movie rooms and more. With the right planning, your vision can become a reality. So if you're looking to add value to your home, finishing your basement could be a great option.

With many people continuing to WFH, the "home office space" continues to be on the minds of plenty of homeowners. Now, some of those who viewed their home office spaces as temporary are looking to set up a more permanent, specialized home office—in their garage.

How much equity can you access from your home? And what's the best way to access it? It's no secret home values have hit record highs. In fact, the Wall Street Journal says that tappable home equity rose to over $11 Trillion in the first quarter of 2022 alone.

She sheds have become a widely popular trend. Whether you want one for hobbies, friends or just relaxation, She Sheds provide a personal space you can make your very own.

Homeowners can access cash from their home's equity WITHOUT touching their low first mortgage rate. It's not a secret—but more and more homeowners are just now discovering one of the best options available to them.