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Lessons Today’s Housing Market Can Learn From Last Century’s Investment Strategies

By | December 23rd, 2013|

Today’s housing market could learn a few lessons from investment strategies developed in the last century by an investing pioneer. By learning from his past successes, real estate investors and homeowners can make better decisions today about their housing investments. British economist John Maynard Keynes’ investing prowess has been virtually ignored despite the fact that [...]

How to Lower Your Property Taxes

By | December 12th, 2013|

Many homeowners face increased property taxes, even as the value of their home has fallen. If you’re one of these homeowners, you’re probably wondering how to lower your property taxes. [Scroll down for video] It takes work, but it can be done. Here are three things you need to do in order to lower your [...]

Top Real Estate and Housing Trends, Predictions and Outlooks for 2014

By | December 10th, 2013|

What real estate trends can we expect in the housing market for 2014? The New Year is bringing with it new predictions and outlooks for the housing market. The top real estate trends start with Millennials moving in and the top predictions include second-tier cities moving up. Read more to learn the top real estate [...]

What You Need to Know About the 2014 Mortgage Market

By | December 10th, 2013|

This year has been a particularly busy one for me. My husband and I have been involved in six separate real estate deals in 2013, including purchase, sale, and refinance transactions. Because 2013 has been a year of continued recovery for the mortgage industry, I paid close attention to the home financing options available and [...]

Five Real Estate Tax Tips You Should Know Before 2014

By | December 6th, 2013|

As a homeowner, you can reduce the amount of tax you will owe on April 15 if you take some simple steps before the end of the 2013 tax-filing season. It’s important to get your ducks in a row now—if you wait until the new year dawns, you’ll have to wait a full year to [...]

Slowdown in the Housing Market

By | December 5th, 2013|

http://youtu.be/L5PdJp3f3bM A slowdown has hit the housing market when it comes to home prices. Though home prices, according to Zillow, were up 6.4 percent year over year in the third quarter and up 1.2 percent from the end of the second quarter – the pace is slowing down. In the first quarter, home values [...]

Should You Buy or Rent a Home in Retirement? 4 Questions to Ask

By | December 5th, 2013|

If you’ve already left the workforce or are quickly approaching retirement, you might be considering moving to a new home. You might also be asking yourself if you should buy a home, or if renting might be a better option. The answer will depend on your personal circumstances and your local real estate market, as [...]

Vampire Foreclosures Raise Housing Market Fears

By | December 3rd, 2013|

http://youtu.be/rC4G1IjjD_w A new type of foreclosure is lurking across the U.S., raising fears in the housing market. Nearly 50 percent of bank-owned homes across the country are now considered “vampire foreclosures,” according to RealtyTrac, because they are still lived in by the previous owner.  In some cities such as Chicago, Los Angeles and Miami, [...]

Five Tips That Will Help You Sell Your Home in the New Year

By | November 29th, 2013|

Five tips that will help you sell your home in the new year. Where to spend a little time and money to prepare your home for sale. News about the revival of the real estate industry seems to be popping up each day. This summer saw a spike in existing home sales, and foreclosures are [...]

Buying a Home? Tips for Finding a Good Home Inspector

By | November 28th, 2013|

There are three potentially costly mistakes that you can make when buying a home: Opting not to get a home inspection Failing to find a good home inspector Failing to have a 30-day cancellation clause in the contract Years ago, my wife and I put a contract on a home in a rural area of [...]

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