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Owning a home can be a very rewarding experience, but it can also come with headaches involving taxes, permits, upkeep and repair, fees, insurance and more. Look for more information here in our articles, blog posts, videos and radio shows about what it means to be a homeowner.

How To Find Good Information About Buying A Home

By | February 24th, 1997|

Finding the right information can be an excellent first step toward buying a home. Good information is readily available, and much of it is targeted toward first-time buyers. But you have to be careful about where you find your information.

Tips For A Successful Real Estate Negotiation

By | February 17th, 1997|

The best real estate negotiations let both buyers and sellers walk away satisfied with the transaction. Whether you're a buyer or a seller, know what you want to get out a real estate negotiation. Follow these strategies to make sure all parties in the real estate negotiation get what they need.

Trends From The Home Builders Convention: Part 2

By | February 10th, 1997|

Building a home? The National Home Builders Convention is the place to be if you are interested in home building and the real estate industry. It's where you'll find more home builders and more building supplies vendors - literally - than anywhere else in the world. The big findings at the show were stainless steel appliances, copper roofing, stone accessories, swimming fitness equipment and water filtration systems.

Mortgage Loans: Homeowners Can Apply Online For Cheaper Loans

By | November 18th, 1996|

Homeowners who qualify can apply for mortgage loans online and get them for a cheaper rate. Countrywide Home Loans introduced a special mortgage loan for homeowners that can only be applied for online. Eligible homeowners can get cheaper mortgage loans by applying online.

Being Home Owner Gives Non-Financial Benefits

By | October 14th, 1996|

When buying a home many people think about the financial benefits first: deducting mortgage interest, building equity in your home and the home's appreciation in value. But buying a home offers non-financial benefits as well. These non-financial benefits include giving you a sense of community, privacy and stability. Learn more about the softer values to consider when you want to buy a home.

Real Estate News From The Mailbag: Aug 1996

By | August 19th, 1996|

News from the mailbag about real estate, Bob Dole's proposed tax cut, home ownership rates, home warranty, and more.

Real Estate Advice: Protesting Public Works Project

By | July 15th, 1996|

When you own a home you want the quality of your neighborhood to remain high. How can you ensure that your real estate investment remains safe and valuable in your neighborhood? You can organize a neighborhood watch group to keep an eye on activity. You can also attend city council or county council meetings to protest changes such as road widening projects.

Trends From The Home Builders Convention

By | March 6th, 1995|

Building a home? The National Home Builders Convention is the place to be if you are interested in home building and the real estate industry. It's where you'll find more home builders and more building supplies vendors - literally - than anywhere else in the world. The big findings at the show were that women are making more decisions, home owners want flexibility and more remodeling is being done.

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