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10 Tips for Staying on Track While Working From Home

By Sharon Vornholt | June 20, 2012

Real Estate, Residential, US Real Estate

Wallpaper: Covering the Modern Day Comeback

By Alicia Murphy | June 15, 2012

As with most things there are ever-trendy improvements for homeowners to consider. These trends sometimes fluctuate, leaving an improvement that you undertook 5 years ago in the top no-no list of today’s homebuyers likes and dislikes. For the past few years in many markets wallpaper was one such bane on a home’s appeal.

Real Estate, Real Estate Resource, Residential

Open House Safety: Preventing Identity Theft

By Kelly Caldwell | March 27, 2012

If you’re selling your home, it’s possible that your real estate agent will suggest hosting public open houses. An open house can be a useful part of a seller’s marketing strategy, but there are security considerations to bear in mind.

Real Estate Technology, Realtors, US Real Estate

Blog Topics For Realtors

By Joe Heath | March 13, 2012

Are you a real estate agent who just seems to have completely run out of topics for your blog? Well, we're here to tell you that one of the luxuries to working in the real estate business is that there should never be a lack of article ideas to post to your blog or website.

Featured News, Real Estate Technology, Social Media, US Real Estate

Pinterest for Real Estate Agents

By Joe Heath | March 1, 2012

Although development for the online pin board known as Pinterest originally started in 2009, the site is only just now starting to gain momentum among the general public. If you’re still unfamiliar with Pinterest and how it works, users are able to display and share their favorite images and items with friends and followers by […]

US Real Estate, World Real Estate

5 Cheapest Towns to Purchase a 3 Bedroom House in the UK

By Guest Author | January 26, 2012

In the breathtakingly beautiful area of Rhondda Valley, Wales, a three bedroom home with a terrace can be sold for as little as £25,000. Other homes in the areas of Mountain Ash, Trebanog and Cwmparc were all priced under £30,000. The Rhondda Valley area is most famous for its historical ties to the coal mining industry and the affects the closing of the pits had on the high unemployment rate in the 1990’s.

Mortgage, Real Estate, Residential, US Real Estate

How To Prevent A Foreclosure On Your Home

By Donna S. Robinson | January 23, 2012

The Federal Reserve Bank Of New York recently stated that over the next two years the U.S. could see another 3.6 million foreclosures. With this in mind, it's important for homeowners to know that there are things they can do to help delay or stop a foreclosure on their home.

Residential, US Real Estate

The Advantages of Living in a Planned Housing Estate

By Guest Author | December 22, 2011

Once upon a time, it was believed that just the rich could afford to buy a home in a planned housing estate. However, this has changed in the last few years, with even families from middle class looking towards planned housing estates as an answer to their housing needs.

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