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Don’t Be Left Out In the Cold When Selling Your Home

Are you a seller planning to list your home this winter?

Well, there are several ways you can help prepare your home for the market in the cold winter months.

Depending on your location, s...

Give Me a Break

As we enter into the New Year, tax season is right around the corner. As a new homeowner or buyer, you may wonder what the tax benefits of owning a home are.

There are several tax breaks to be aware of when you file your taxes as a homeo...

Buyers, Are You Feeling Stuck? I Get It!

Are you feeling stuck and frustrated in today’s real estate market because mortgage rates are so high? I get it.

With all the negative news on mortgage rates, the frustration is real. But stay put to hear more about our interest rate ...

Data show that more than 40 million Americans move every year. If you find yourself among them, you may be wondering how to get settled in your new home. It can take a bit to adjust to your new surroundings, but there are a var...

Helping Your Senior Loved One Downsize

Marie Villeza

Helping Your Senior Loved One Downsize

When it's time to downsize and move to a new home, your senior loved one may feel overwhelmed and even anxious. Helping them with the process will certainly alleviate some of their fear...

5 Things to Consider Before Renovating Your Home

Marie Villeza

Renovating your home can be an exciting and rewarding project, but it’s important to carefully plan and prepare before diving in. From hiring contractors to choosing the right renovation projects, there are many factors to co...

Flipping Houses in Retirement: What to Know Before You Start

Marie Villeza

Have you thought about investing in real estate in your retirement? Buying and flipping houses could be a great way to earn some extra money and find fulfillment in your senior years. The best part? Anyone can get into the hous...

Urban Gardening Ideas for Small Spaces

IYNA CARUSO

Jonesing for a green retreat in a space that’s petite? Turn square footage into foliage with these urban gardening ideas. Your space-squeezed balcony, terrace, porch, railing (think climbing vines), or curbside patch of dirt ...

It’s an (Urban) Jungle Out There: How To Buy Smart In The City

STACEY FREED

The braggable joys of a primo location. The convenience of being able to walk to get your soy latte or see that indie film from the Czech Republic. The frustration of multiple bids. The cost.

Buying in the city comes with its...