Posted in Curb Appeal, by Melissa Tracey Don’t underestimate the power of a space based on its size. Sure, your listing may be size-challenged in the yard department, but that doesn’t mean it can’t still be a showpiece. “As building lots continue to be smaller and scarcer, lot preparation with the goal of maximizing … [Read more...] about That Small Backyard Can Still Be a Selling Point
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Built in 1694, This Might Be the Oldest House for Sale in the Country
By Rena Behar New England is full of remnants of America’s past. Whether they’re battlegrounds or historic monuments, there are stories around nearly every corner. And in a state full of history, this Massachusetts home just might be the oldest house currently on the market in the entire country. Built in 1694, this … [Read more...] about Built in 1694, This Might Be the Oldest House for Sale in the Country
Liftoff! 10 Surprising U.S. Cities Where Home Values Are Skyrocketing
By Lance Lambert What are you hankering for when you buy a home? Good space and great bones? You bet. Nice neighborhoods and highly rated schools? Check. Maybe even some awesome shiplap design notes? No prob, “Fixer Upper” obsessives! But when you put all of those different factors into a grinder, there’s one … [Read more...] about Liftoff! 10 Surprising U.S. Cities Where Home Values Are Skyrocketing
9 Home-Buying Costs Veterans and Active Military Should Keep in Mind
By Cathie Ericsson For veterans and active military, VA loans are a great way to achieve the dream of homeownership. More than 22 million service members have used these flexible, no down payment loans since 1944. But when people hear “no down payment,” they often don’t realize they’ll still need some cash on hand to … [Read more...] about 9 Home-Buying Costs Veterans and Active Military Should Keep in Mind
This $100K a Month Penthouse Takes L.A.’s Rental Market to New Heights
By Lisa Johnson Mandell The most expensive rental apartment in Los Angeles has landed on the market at a staggering $100,000 a month. But when you learn about the features and amenities this one-of-a-kind penthouse offers, you might believe the six-figure sum is a royal deal. For starters, the 18,000-square-foot unit takes up … [Read more...] about This $100K a Month Penthouse Takes L.A.’s Rental Market to New Heights
10 Things Every Newlywed Couple Needs in Their Home
Written by Sage Singleton When you get married, “my home” becomes “our home.” Marriage equals commitment, which means you need to start thinking long-term when it comes to your household purchases. Ask yourself, “Will I still be using this five years from now? Changing the way you think about your home purchases might mean … [Read more...] about 10 Things Every Newlywed Couple Needs in Their Home
Tips for Millennials Who Want to Invest in Real Estate
Written by Yanni Raz There are a variety of ways that millennials can start investing in real estate and many young people are taking different routes depending on their job situation, financial history, credit score, etc. However, there are several principles that every real estate investor should follow, no matter the route … [Read more...] about Tips for Millennials Who Want to Invest in Real Estate
8 Tax Breaks Most Homeowners Don’t Realize They Can Get
Written by Credit.com It’s tax season again, and if you bought a new home in 2016, you want to be sure you don’t miss out on one of the numerous tax deductions you could be eligible for. Even if you aren’t a new homeowner, there could be some deductions you might not be aware of that can help you maximize your tax refund. We … [Read more...] about 8 Tax Breaks Most Homeowners Don’t Realize They Can Get
