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Four DIY Lighting Tips to Help You Sell Your Home

By | May 13th, 2014|

The right DIY lighting updates can make spaces look larger than they are and help you sell your home more quickly. Space is second only to location when it comes to what buyers want in a house. Capitalize on whatever space you have to sell your home, and be sure to make the lighting as [...]

How to Find the Best Temperature for Your Home During an Open House

By | May 6th, 2014|

Once you find the best temperature for your home during an open house, potential buyers should feel comfortable and welcome. They should feel as though your home is an inviting and relaxing place to spend their time – and possibly their money. If your home feels too hot or too cold during the open house, [...]

Safest Cities for Renters Raising Families

By | May 5th, 2014|

Shutterstock If you’re looking for some of the safest cities to rent a home for your family, try the East or West Coasts.  A recent survey by Rent.com revealed the best cities for renters raising families, and found towns in California and New Jersey ranked best for low crime rates and weather risks. [...]

Inheriting an Upside Down House

By | May 4th, 2014|

Q: My ex-husband is deceased, and we had two sons together. They are 34 and 35. His sister asked me to handle his estate and to help the boys with it. He has a house with an insurance policy that will pay for the mortgage for one year. We’ve applied for that, but he is [...]

Open House Tips to Help You Sell Your Home

By | May 1st, 2014|

Holding an open house is one of the best ways to sell your home, especially if you know a few tips and tricks to help get you started. An open house allows either agents or prospective homebuyers to walk through your home without making a formal appointment. It also allows agents and brokers to determine [...]

Five Things to Fix Before Selling Your Home

By | April 29th, 2014|

Ignoring all the key things to fix when you’re selling your home is the quickest way to scare off prospective buyers. You don’t want cracked tile or leaky faucets to keep you from selling your home at a good price. If you do not fix problems now, they will just come up after the home [...]

4 ways to build home equity

By | April 25th, 2014|

Here's a question every homeowner should ask: "What are the best ways to build home equity?" Americans continue to see real estate, and building home equity, as the best long-term investment, but not everyone understands the best ways to build home equity. Annual Gallup polls show that real estate, or building home equity, continues to beat out [...]

Buying the Right Size Home

By | April 21st, 2014|

Planning for the future before you buy a home can be challenging, especially if you’re a first-time homebuyer in your late 20s or early 30s. Looking for a home in a good school district with multiple bedrooms may seem premature, especially if you’re single, but thinking ahead could pay off down the road. After all, [...]

Home Closing Costs Every Buyer and Seller Should Expect to Pay

By | April 15th, 2014|

Home closing costs can be a huge headache, but if buyers and sellers know about how much they should expect to pay it’s much easier to plan ahead. There are many types of closing costs, and not all of them apply to every deal. Fees may be higher or lower depending on the particular home [...]

Four Tips for Assembling Your Real Estate Dream Team

By | April 12th, 2014|

My best advice for buying a home, especially if it’s your first home, is this: Don’t do it alone. Consider everything that’s on the line with a home purchase. For most people, a home is the most valuable asset they will ever have and the biggest financial investment they will ever make. While going solo [...]

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