Sometimes a seller chooses to sell a home “as is.” What does that mean? When is this a good option for the seller? Should you consider buying an “as is” home? Read on for some...
Sometimes a seller chooses to sell a home “as is.” What does that mean? When is this a good option for the seller? Should you consider buying an “as is” home? Read on for some...
Movie theaters always show previews of upcoming films before the main feature. A similar strategy, the “coming soon” sign in the yard of a home about to be put up for sale, has become popular....
If you’re relocating for your career, look for real estate agents on both ends of your move with expertise in relocation services. Here are six ways that experience will work in your favor. 1. Cost-of-Living...
It’s moving time, it’s probably time for the dreaded Big Purge. Why pay to transport or store items you no longer use or love? Here’s how to decide what to keep, what to sell, donate...
While more than half of home sellers interview only one real estate agent before hiring someone, it’s wise to meet with at least three before making a decision. Here’s a checklist to help you through...
When you list with a real estate agent, you may want to sit back and let her do all the work. But selling your home is a team effort. You can make a big contribution...
When moving with children, one of the first decisions you’ll need to make is a big one: Where are the best schools to send the kids? Do Your Homework If at all possible, research your...
Military families move frequently — often with short notice and few choices. Check out these eight tips to ease the stress of military relocations. 1. Hire an Expert on Military Relocations Real estate agents with...
As you prepare to relocate abroad, your spouse may be in crisis, giving up a comfortable lifestyle to follow and support you. Here are five things to think about to help make the transition smoother...
The days are long gone when your real estate agent could market your house by holding an open house and sending out postcards to the neighbors. Today, 83 percent of house shoppers start their searches...
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