Nothing to Cry About: More Than a Third of Home Sellers Get Weepy Over the Deal
(TNS)—You've heard of seller's remorse, but seller's tears? More than a third of people who've sold their homes say they ...
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When Appraisals Come Back Low, Brokers Scramble to Salvage the Deal
As brokers, the primary job of bringing buyers and sellers together on a price usually seems like the bulk of ...
NAR: Homeowners Are Rethinking Staying Put
After a bout of hesitation at the start of the year, homeowners are cozying up to the prospect of selling. ...
Death, Taxes and Inherited Homes
Losing a family member is never easy. Neither is figuring out how to deal with the home and possessions they ...
Why It’s Best to Keep Renovations Simple When Selling Your Home
(TNS)—When it comes to selling a home, some homeowners will go to great lengths to boost the value of their ...
Real Estate Q&A: Tell Your Buyer Every Little Detail—or Risk Blowing the Sale
(TNS)—Q: I just lost the sale of my house because our buyer learned we changed out a broken toilet without ...
5 Cheap Ways to Stage Your Home Like a Pro
(TNS)—If you're selling your house, the place has to look its best so buyers can see its potential and imagine ...
Real Estate Q&A: Protect Yourself When Buying or Selling Property
(TNS)—Q: I am getting ready to sell my house. I spent many years paying off my mortgage and am worried ...
NAR’s Generational Trends: Boomerang Kids, and Millennials on the Move
Adult children are moving in with their parents, and affecting their home-buying preferences—but baby boomers, who have conventionally driven the ...
What Today’s Sellers Want
The following information is provided by the Center for REALTOR® Development (CRD). NAR has been administering its annual Profile of ...
Why a Dirty Car Could Cost You the Deal
Think a dirty car doesn’t matter? Think again. Learn just how much first impressions can make or break a deal. See how.
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