Why You Should Rent Furniture When Showing Your Home
If you've already moved out of your old house and it's currently empty, consider renting furniture before you put it ...
Selling Your Home? Major Renovations May Not Pay Off
When you make major home improvements, you only recoup a portion of the cost. Here are some not-so-small renovations that ...
If You Cause Damage to Your House, Can You File a Homeowners Insurance Claim?
Your homeowners insurance policy contains exclusions, or reasons why it won't cover a loss. You have a duty to take ...
Case-Shiller: 5.5% Annual Home Price Gain in December, Following Similar November Increase
The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price NSA Index, covering all nine U.S. census divisions, reported a 5.5% annual ...
Big Brokerages Shift Gears in Latest Commission Suit Response
On Feb. 26 a handful of real estate giants, including Compass, Redfin, United Real Estate and Douglas Elliman responded for ...
Offerpad Voices Optimism Despite Continuing Losses in Q4 2023
In a Q4 2023 earnings call Feb. 26, iBuyer Offerpad put a positive spin on negative news of a $15.4 ...
Rent Prices Consistently Declining, Drop to Start the New Year
January saw median rents drop for the sixth straight month, with year-over-year prices down -0.3%, according to Realtor.com’s January 2024 ...
Agent Empowerment Beyond the Verdict: Know Your Worth
The recent legal verdict involving the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) has sent shockwaves across our industry, sparking concerns among ...
Smart Kitchen Gadgets Worth Buying…and Ones to Avoid
“The smartest kitchen is not the one with the most gadgets,” says one expert on kitchens. “It is the one where every product has a job, every surface is easy to use and the person cooking does not feel surrounded by things that are in the way.” Read more.
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