Down to One Income? It’s Not the End of the World
If you purchased your home as a two-income family, the prospect of living on only one income can be daunting ...
Cool Ideas for Dressing Up Your Kid’s Room
Icons and superheroes go in and out of style, so decorating your kids’ rooms to reflect their current favorite may ...
Boosting Your Home Security On the Cheap
Even if you can’t afford a home security system, you can protect your home and family with some quick, easy ...
5 Tips for Making Household Items Last Longer
Buying a home is expensive enough. Filling it up with things you need adds to the cost, and spending more ...
Inexpensive Ways to Add Value to a Home Before Selling It
Your home is your castle. Sometimes, however, it can feel a little less regal than you’d like it to. Outdated ...
Books to Teach Young Readers About Money
Reading books to your children is fun, and one of the great joys of parenthood is watching them learn to ...
What to Check in a Condo Development Before Buying
If you’re buying a condominium, eventually you’ll be handed an agreement from the Homeowners Association, or HOA, to read and ...
4 Ways to Save Money at the Movies
The average movie ticket price is $8.65, according to Box Office Mojo. Add in a soda and some popcorn, and ...
REALTORS® of Distinction Attract More Prospects
Buying a new car? I'll bet you don't just walk into any dealership and simply look for your favorite color. ...
Go Further With REALTOR® University
NAR PULSE— What would you do with a Master of Real Estate Degree from REALTOR® University? Offering flexible admissions, financial ...
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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