Whether you’re a first-time home buyer, serial renter, or real estate veteran, here are the questions you should ask—and the answers you should look for—to help you purchase the perfect home at the perfect price. Happy hunting!
Every Sunday you drive through the same historical neighborhood, slowing down at your favorite grand old Victorian with gingerbread trim…
You’ve turned your key in the door and taken the first look around as a full-fledged homeowner. Congrats! One foot in the door, and you’re…
Buying a new home: super-exciting. Selling your old home: not so much. You’ve cleaned, scrubbed, staged, mowed, pruned and painted, but…
There’s a lot more to living in a Homeowners Association than paying dues for amenities and landscaping. Here are seven essential questions…
You’ve probably been watching a home buying show on TV and heard the buyers talk about really wanting a craftsman style home.And if you’re…
Renovating a fixer-upper isn’t as easy as home improvement shows make it look. Consider your time and budget before buying a home that needs a lot of work.
HGTV and Pinterest have changed the standards for what homebuyers expect in a house.Even on the low end of the house-hunting price…
Rent or own? When it comes to choosing a living space, it’s a question young people ask themselves as they begin establishing their…
Whether you’re a first-time buyer shopping for a forever home or you’re searching for a great price on investment property, we’ve put together this list of pros and cons to help you decide whether buying a foreclosed home is right for you.
Unless you’re building a brand-new house, anything home you buy is going to have some wear relative to its age.Some parts of a home just…
The fun part of buying a home? Touring properties and picturing yourself taking a bath in updated master bathrooms, cooking a homemade meal…
Looking to immediately boost the value of your home? No need to hire a contractor! You can increase your home’s value this weekend with any…
Do you know what to look for in your search for your new neighborhood?When I moved to LA, my only neighborhood requirements…
Down payments, closing costs, taking on a mortgage: Buying a home is expensive and more than a little daunting-even more so if you’ve…
The exterior of your home is the first thing visitors (and potential buyers!) see. And we all know the importance of a good first impression. In the world of online real estate listings, where buyers short-list or instantly dismiss homes purely on a photo of the exterior, you can’t afford to take this lightly. Make your home stand out, and increase its value with these five outdoor DIY projects.