
What to Know About Home Inspections
Home inspections can play a big role in whether your homebuying (or selling) efforts are successful.

Home inspections can play a big role in whether your homebuying (or selling) efforts are successful.


It seems like more and more people are investing in real estate lately. But is it right for you?

The latest supply chain problem is a paint shortage. More specifically, house paint. Interior, exterior, latex, and oil. All colors. All brands. Primer is in short supply, too.

For many households, the kitchen tends to be one of the most-used spaces in the home.

You often judge a house by it’s good looks. But guess what? Now you can also judge it by its IQ!

If you’re thinking of updating, remodeling or repairing your home this year, it’s time to start planning and remember, don't overlook color!

Whether you were outbid on every home you liked or you never found the right fit because of limited inventory, you probably encountered a few challenges if you tried to buy a home this year.

Creating curb appeal is an important factor in real estate, but it can be challenge to achieve during winter.

Winter can be challenging, but cold temps are no excuse to hibernate inside during the cold weather months.

Dryer fires are a real and very scary hazard, and they most often originate in the metal tube between your dryer and the wall.

The home office is one of the most coveted spaces in a home. Find out what styles are trending for this room or how to create one when square footage is tight.

How much do you need to put down? Do current market conditions change anything for you? Even the most basic questions aren’t always easy to answer.

Great curb appeal can make a big difference when selling a home.

Knowing what buyers want and making a few smart updates can help make your home more marketable and improve your selling price.

Your home is a huge investment — an investment you’ll want to protect for the long haul.


With more time spent on activities in the home, flexible design is becoming increasingly important to homeowners.

Identifying your backyarding personality type is an important first step in creating a backyard that supports your family’s needs and desires.

No matter how much you prepare and how excited you are about your new home, moving will always be a bit stressful.


Home renovation shows may be entertaining, but they’re not always accurate.

The trend of spending more time in the family yard – a.k.a. “backyarding” – is good for our health and well-being.

If you’re getting ready to buy a home, you’re probably focused on saving as much as you can for the down payment. But don’t forget: You’ll need to cover closing costs, too.


Housing decisions are never small. Where you choose to live impacts your budget, your job prospects and your social life.

Identifying your needs and wants will help make your homebuying journey smooth and efficient.

Curb appeal is about more than just the first impression a property makes. Don't overlook the potential your backyard can make on buyers.

The pandemic thrust us into a new reality, and the backyard has a starring role.

Making the right offer is crucial when you have your eye on a home.