Real Estate Marketing & Beyond

Mortgage, US Real Estate

Not Buying a Home with $200,000 in Student Loans

By Brian Kline | December 17, 2013

Real Estate Resource, US Real Estate

Plan Ahead for a Smooth Move

By Guest Author | December 13, 2013

Starting early and making a list go a long way towards a trouble-free move. While being proactive does not eliminate all the problems and snags that come with moving, it certainly takes care of a lot of them. Moving is a well-known stress-inducing, anxiety-laden, and potentially back-breaking experience. As difficult as it may be to […]

Investing, US Real Estate

What You Need to Know About Title Insurance

By Brian Kline | November 19, 2013

If you take out a traditional loan, you are going to be required to buy title insurance for at least the value of the loan. It's a good idea to take out a policy that includes the value of your down payment as well. Like many things regarding real estate, title insurance varies from state […]

Real Estate Investing, US Real Estate

What a Fixer-Upper Really Entails

By Guest Author | November 7, 2013

It’s no secret that buying a fixer-upper can give you much more purchasing power as you shop for a home. A home may need to be fixed up if it has been foreclosed, seized by the government or suffered neglect in repairs. It’s important to know which features of a particularly problem ridden house will […]

Featured News, Real Estate, US Real Estate

Skip the Prelisting Appraisal; Hire the Appraiser as a Consultant

By Hank Miller | July 15, 2013

Should a home seller get a pre-listing appraisal? Only if its usefulness is kept in context, otherwise, it’s likely to be a waste of money. As both an active certified appraiser and associate broker I always try to find why the question was asked before answering it. Many times, having an appraiser as a “consultant” is far better than having them complete just an appraisal.

Residential, US Real Estate

Gun Control Begins In The Home

By Donna S. Robinson | January 15, 2013

Homeowners can take a much more active role in controlling access to their guns as a way to avoid many of the accidental shootings that occur each year, and help deter some of the deliberate shooters, such as the Sandy Hook shooter, who apparently had easy access to his mother's guns.

Real Estate, US Real Estate

7 Questions You Must Ask Your Real Estate Agent

By Guest Author | October 5, 2012

Whether you are selling your house or buying a new one, you are probably working with a real estate agent. If you did not know your agent before starting this process you might be wondering how you can be sure that the agent will do a good job for you.

Real Estate Resource, US Real Estate

Why Is a WDI Report Necessary?

By Guest Author | August 13, 2012

The Wood Destroying Insects (WDI) report, which may also be referred to as the NPMA-33, is commonly ordered during a real estate transaction, and is an essential part of any prospective buyers checks to ensure that the home in question isn't suffering from any infestation problems.

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