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You may have heard the term “shadow inventory,” relating to the U.S. housing market. To understand what that term means, and more importantly, what that term means to you, let’s first ...View More
If it’s time to hunt for a new apartment, there are lots of options for finding a great place, as long as you're willing to do some legwork. As with everything in life, the more hard work you ...View More
If you are self-employed, and maybe even if you work for a company from your home, you may be able take to take a deduction on your income taxes for the business use of your home. This may reduce the ...View More
We are getting close to mid-year now, and if you are renting and considering making the big move to home ownership, you might be wondering where the market is headed. Are prices stabilizing? Are more ...View More
When you rent a property, you expect the unit to be habitable, with the fixtures and mechanical equipment in working order. But what if something isn’t working, or if something breaks after you ...View More
When you have made the decision to buy a home, it is time to find a real estate agent to represent you. You should go through the process to interview several agents, talk about their experience, and ...View More
The same deadbeat, obnoxious, and creepy tenants you hear about in real life have been portrayed in movies for decades.View More
Even if you can sniff out some good leads and pieces of important information on the Internet, a real estate agent can save you a lot of time and money.View More
When you buy real estate, there are many issues you need to consider that will help lower the risk of having a major problem with your purchase. One of the more important items, and there are many important ...View More
With all the identity fraud going on these days, people want to keep their Social Security Numbers (SSN), bank account numbers, credit card numbers, etc. personal and private — and with good reason ...View More
When you borrow money these days to finance the purchase of a home, you generally take out a loan that is called an amortizing loan and it is for a 30-year term. Each payment you make is the same fixed ...View More
Recently, Forbes published an article about a Realtor.com housing model that predicts the best cities in which to buy a home . They used data and information from the National Association of Realtors, ...View More