According to a recent Consumer Expenditure Survey conducted by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and the National Association of Home Builders, home buying typically generates a wave of activity as people who purchase homes spend money on... (Read More)

Visiting open houses in your dream neighborhood is a fun way to spend your weekends, but it won’t get you closer to your goal of buying property. When you’re serious about purchasing your first home, you need to know how much money you’ll have... (Read More)

If you have been involved in selling a home, you may have heard of the term "content marketing." But what exactly does that mean? According to the Content Marketing Institute, it is defined as the "technique of creating and distributing valuable... (Read More)

Congratulations! Your home has a buyer, and you are now under contract. If your buyer is securing a mortgage, the lending company will require an appraisal of the property in order to proceed. The National Association of Realtors defines an... (Read More)

A majority of home shoppers say they prefer a home site and neighborhood with abundant trees. But along with the beauty and shade provided by trees come potential problems, such as broken tree limbs landing on your car. Before you purchase that... (Read More)

When it comes to finding the best place for you and your family to live, safety should always be a priority. | If you're trying to decide between living in the city or the country, you might be curious as to which is safer. It might seem logical... (Read More)

Selling your home can be one of life’s most exciting — and most stressful — events. If you’ve closed the deal and are ready to move, it’s crucial to share your change of address with the important people and institutions you deal with... (Read More)

In real estate, a picture is not only worth a thousand words, but it can also be worth a better sales price. With 80% of home buyers starting their house hunting online, beautiful photos are the new curb appeal. If you’re selling a home, consider... (Read More)

SafeKids.org wants home buyers to remember that homes contain an abundance of items that could be dangerous to children. While your home may be a place to relax, play and enjoy spending time with family, it is also may be fraught with possible... (Read More)