Real Estate Marketing & Beyond

Real Estate Technology

How to Integrate New Technology in the Housing Market

By Rachelle Wilber | May 7, 2017

Rental Properties

Useless Landlord: What Tenants Can Do When Repairs Go Unattended

By Rachelle Wilber | May 4, 2017

Those who live in a rental maintained by a landlord with whom they have open communication have it quite good. They have a great relationship with the landlord or superintendent, and they see any of their complaints taken care of quickly.

home improvement

How Keen Homeowners Increase the Value of Their Homes

By Rachelle Wilber | May 2, 2017

However, there are things you can do to your home to increase a home's value to buyers. Here some of the ways that keen homeowners increase the value of their homes.

DIY-Home Improvement

How Can Real Estate Agents Sell Remodeled Homes More Efficiently?

By Rachelle Wilber | April 6, 2017

There are many homes around the country in desperate need of a good remodeling, meaning that they can be bought at a fraction of what they are actually worth. This is actually great news for real estate agents who desire to fix them up and then sell them

Real Estate Technology

How is New Technology Changing the Real Estate Market?

By Rachelle Wilber | March 15, 2017

Selling and buying a home used to involve many tedious hours working with a real-estate agent to find that perfect property. Listings were largely proprietary within the real estate world too. However, new technology has changed the industry so that

Real Estate Agents, Real Estate Marketing, Realtors

Property for Sale: How Do Realtors Efficiently Market Their Homes?

By Rachelle Wilber | March 13, 2017

Putting your house up for sale is a major undertaking that requires a professional's aid. Realtors are the best resource for home sales because they have the industry knowledge and experience to move a transaction forward.

DIY-Home Improvement, Home Design

How to remodel a prospective home on a budget

By Rachelle Wilber | February 27, 2017

Unless you are buying a newly built home, your prospective abode may need some renovations. But doing work to your home can be expensive, and you may not have a lot of money to pay for them, especially after making a down payment on your home and paying closing costs

DIY-Home Improvement

Renovation ROI: 4 Home Improvements That will Increase Your Home's Value

By Rachelle Wilber | February 16, 2017

If you don't do your research ahead of time, you could spend thousands of dollars on improvements that buyers simply won't pay for.

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