What kind of return can I expect from home improvements?
This will vary depending on the type of work that is done. Remodeling magazine publishes an annual "Cost vs. Value ...
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What guidelines should I use to find a contractor?
Chances are you will need plenty of help making those major repairs and additions. But the last thing you will ...
Where can you find fixer-uppers?
They are literally everywhere, even in wealthy enclaves. What sets them apart is price. They have lower market value than ...
What are the benefits of having a co-op?
In addition to being able to take advantage of tax deductions, the National Association of Housing Cooperatives (NAHC) says shareholders ...
What are the pros and cons of owning a townhouse?
On the plus side, exterior maintenance and repairs are minimal; there are no neighbors above or below the home like ...
How do townhouses differ from condominiums?
While most condominiums are apartments, a townhouse is attached to one or more houses and can run the gamut from ...
The Huge Impact of Baby Boom Retirements
(MCT) Get ready. The first droplet of a demographic flood just landed. When retired schoolteacher Kathleen Casey-Kirschling applied for Social ...
The Vastardis Team
Alex & Amy Vastardis The Vastardis Team Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate Team members: Four - husband and wife team ...
The Self-Directed Real Estate Professional
By Jennifer D. Meacham Patrick Rice is a small-town real estate agent brokering residential and commercial property deals for his ...
How to Calm Jittery Sellers When Similar Homes Close by Are Also for Sale
While you as the seller’s agent or broker understand all the intricacies and strategies of working a listing, your clients very likely are first-timers, vulnerable to emotions and worrisome opinions precisely because they don’t have prior experience. Read more.
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