Real Estate Marketing & Beyond

DIY-Home Improvement

More Homes Are Being Remodeled In 2016

By Brian Kline | May 26, 2016

Keep Your Home California receives $383.3 Million In Funding to Help Homeowners

By Guest Author | April 21, 2016

Keep Your Home California will receive an additional $383.3 million in funding from the federal government, allowing the mortgage-assistance program to help prevent foreclosure for more homeowners struggling with financial hardships.The U.S. Department of the Treasury announced the additional funding Wednesday, the second phase of additional funding approved for the Hardest Hit Fund program during […]

Home Design, Real Estate Technology

Including Home Automation Systems With New Homes

By Mike Wheatley | March 1, 2016

As new home designs have become bigger and more elaborate in recent years, so too have the expectations of homeowners regarding what goes into these houses. It seems as though the idea of the “smart home” has been around for decades, with people envisioning robotic servants and appliances that respond to homeowner demands included as […]

Home Buying, US Real Estate

Why Every Buyer Needs a House Inspection

By Brian Kline | October 23, 2015

Most but not every home buyer requires a home inspection but every one of them should. Buyers of new homes and buyers that receive a warranty are the most likely to skip the house inspection. Every purchase offer should be made with a house inspection contingency clause. Every house has some problems, be those major […]

DIY-Home Improvement, Residential, US Real Estate

Five tricks for upping the value of an older home

By Mike Wheatley | August 26, 2015

Before placing your home up for sale you may want to make some simple repairs and changes. Not only can this help it sell faster, but can also increase the value, giving you more money.

Real Estate, Residential, US Real Estate

Foreclosures and FICO Scores Where Do You Stand

By Brian Kline | July 31, 2015

It's past the time that want-to-be home buyers understand the real relationship between a previous foreclosure and the current impact on credit scores. Much of the impact on today's credit score has little or nothing to do with a foreclosure happening three to six years ago. Known as boomerang buyers, according to the National Association […]

Real Estate, US Real Estate

New Way to Help Protect U.S. Homeowners

By Brian Kline | June 30, 2015

CUNA Mutual Group (founded in 1935) recently launched a new mortgage payment protection product for credit unions and their members. This new product covers mortgage payments in the event of a borrower’s death, disability, or involuntary unemployment. Credit unions that offer it are leveraging a comprehensive insurance and training program that protects members’ home mortgages. […]

Real Estate, US Real Estate

The highest, and the lowest, property tax rates in the U.S.

By Mike Wheatley | March 11, 2015

Home owners who have owned five to 15 years had the highest effective property tax rates while those who have owned more than 20 years had the lowest, according to the U.S. Property Tax Rates Report for 2014, conducted by RealtyTrac.

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