Ursula Silva, Realtor

05/30/2026

A bright, airy hallway with stylish furniture ✨🏡
Simple, elegant touches turn even a transition space into a welcoming and functional part of the home.

05/28/2026

This looks like the perfect mountain home! 🏔️🔥

Cozy, charming, and surrounded by nature—what’s not to love?

05/27/2026

Thinking outside the city limits?

USDA Loans help buyers in eligible rural and suburban areas:
✨ 100% financing options
✨ Low mortgage insurance
✨ Affordable monthly payments

A hidden gem for affordable homeownership.

05/25/2026

Today we remember the heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice 🇺🇸

Their courage, service, and dedication will never be forgotten.
Honoring them today and always.

05/23/2026

It might be tough to focus on the dishes with a view like this! 🌅✨
Wouldn’t you rather just soak it all in and enjoy every moment in this stunning space?

05/21/2026

Here's proof that you can maximize space without sacrificing style.

Small on space? Go big on style.

05/18/2026

When shopping for a home, it seems like there’s something to pay for at every step of the way. To get your mortgage approved—thereby allowing you to actually buy your house—you’ll have to pay mortgage fees. The most common mortgage fees also fall under the umbrella of closing costs, those expenses you pay when you close on your house that help facilitate the sale (i.e., the appraisal fee, the title search, and the processing fee).

Although it’s difficult to put an exact figure on the mortgage fees (they vary from state to state) you can expect to pay, there are some costs that almost every mortgage has in common. We spoke with Amy Bailey Oehler of PrimeLending about what they are and how much money a home buyer should plan on paying for the loan.

Getting a mortgage comes with a number of costs. Before you can close on your house, these are the mortgage fees you'll have to pay.

05/16/2026

If you're thinking of refinancing, you have three major options, each with it's own costs and benefits. This article details your options so you know what questions to ask your lender.

There are two primary options for refinancing your mortgage, no cash-out refinance and cash-out refinance, each with its own costs and benefits.

05/14/2026

A home inspection is a crucial step in the buying process. Here's why:

✅ Uncover Hidden Issues – A professional inspector can identify potential problems like foundation cracks, plumbing issues, or electrical faults before you commit.
✅ Negotiation Power – If issues are found, you can negotiate repairs or ask for a price reduction.
✅ Peace of Mind – Knowing the true condition of the home ensures there are no surprise costs down the road.

Don’t skip this important step—invest in an inspection to protect your investment and make a more informed decision. Let’s ensure your future home is in top shape! 🏡🔑

05/13/2026

Efficient wash-and-dry centers designate a place for each step of the laundry process, from sorting to folding