The first step of homebuying is determining how much home you can afford. These tips help you find t
Whether you are a homeowner or a renter, the natural tendency is to make the place you call home an attractive and cozy spot to live in. But as you have no
Be careful of going overboard on a remodel and spending on updates that won't pay off when you sell.
Spending more time inside in winter months means more home improvement projects. HomeAdvisor has 4 simple DIY projects that you can do to prepare for the col...
Find out how to spend your tax refund by choosing projects that will add more value to your home or that will allow you to take advantage of tax credits next year.
By spending, for example, R2k on staging your home you could achieve a selling price of up to R100k more plus sell the property in a shorter time.
Get Pre-Approved“Understand what you can afford and what you’re comfortable spending before you start looking. A pre-approved buyer will fare much better in a negotiation – especially when …
SmartAsset found the U.S. cities where homeowners are spending the most on housing.<br>SmartAsset looked at the places in the U.S. where people are spending the most on housing. We considered only median monthly housing costs (including mortgage payments and property taxes) that homeowners incurred.
Looking to buy your first (or second, or third...) home? First, ask yourself these three questions to determine how much you can afford.
Deciding how much to spend on a home is a very important life decision. Most people want to do more in life than make a mortgage payment.
Building a house? Check out these tips about where to spend money on upgrades and where to save with DIY ideas to get the most value out of your new home!
Owning a very first home is surely a pleasant experience for everyone, but we must be mindful on how we use our hard-earned money. There are a lot of things that needs to be taken care of once you have your own house, and some of them is not even that necessary for daily living.
Spring is the busy season for Realtors across the nation. So how much does the average Realtor spend on technology in order to stay competitive in this tight real estate market?
After the thrill of buying a new home wears off, new owners can get overwhelmed thinking about all the new costs incurred.
The average homeowner spent more than a quarter of their annual income on their mortgage, taxes, and insurance.
Part of the steps to refinancing or selling your home is getting it appraised. A home appraisal is a third party’s estimated value of your ...
Many home buyers are purchasing houses that are above their price ranges. Millennials are most likely to go beyond their budgets.
Finding business takes time, effort and consistency. For most of us, it's the hardest part of the job. Many agents don’t spend enough time prospecting. Sure, we get repeat business and referrals from our clients, but that isn’t usually enough to keep the pipeline full.