Military

When You Can’t Be There in Person  PCS moves have a way of demanding speed—and sometimes, speed means buying a home you’ve never...

We believe we’re making a rational decision. But are we?  The process feels deliberate: compare features, weigh budgets, calculate distance to work. But long before those conversations begin, something beneath the surface takes hold.  Understanding this pattern—how emotion leads, and rationale follows—offers deeper insight into how value is felt, and how homes are chosen.  

When PCS orders hit, the timeline is tight, emotions run high, and your house can quickly become the biggest obstacle. Selling fast is essential—but doing it the wrong way can cost you time, money, and peace of mind.  Here are the most common pitfalls military families run into when trying to sell their home quickly during a PCS move—and how to avoid each one like a pro. 

Buying a home is one of the biggest financial moves you'll make—especially during a PCS move when timelines are tight and stress levels are high. For military families, one major decision early in the process is whether to use a VA loan or a conventional mortgage.  Each option has its advantages. But depending on your goals, budget, and timeline, one may clearly fit better than the other.