The 5 most important things buyers need to know about HOAs (Homeowner Associations). Lots of communities built since the early 1980s are governed by HOA rules and regulations controlling not only the “look” of the community but also posting all […]
Should You Stretch for a Forever Home — or Start Small and Stay Nimble? Guest Author: Suzie Wilson Buying a home feels like a personal milestone, but it’s also a financial decision layered with tradeoffs. One of the biggest: whether […]
Hidden costs that surprise home sellers Guest Author: Jordan Hale Selling a house seems simple at first. Then the bill shows up and costs that surprise home sellers start shaving off the net. You fix small issues, set a price, […]
Hidden Plumbing Issues That Can Kill A Real Estate Deal (photo credit: Microsoft Stock Images) Homebuyers expect properties to be move-in ready, and few things derail a transaction faster than plumbing problems. Even issues hidden behind walls or under floors […]
Filing A House Insurance Claim: Steps For A Smooth Process (photo credit: Microsoft Stock Images) Guest Author: Cindy Alvarez Filing a house insurance claim can feel overwhelming, but following clear steps ensures the process moves efficiently and maximizes your […]
Image by Freepik Guest Author: Zoe Houston Your First Home: Essential Maintenance Habits Every New Homeowner Should Build Buying your first home is a moment worth celebrating — and a responsibility worth preparing for. Owning property brings peace of mind, […]
Do you think you need a big down payment to buy a home? Most people believe they need at least 10% down. The truth is that’s not necessarily the case. Many buyers put down less than that. Search The typical […]
Where Noise Hides In Your Home: Identifying Indoor Pollution Sources Guest Author: Jeff Fisher Noise is more than a nuisance. It disrupts concentration, impacts sleep, and can even affect your overall well-being. While most people associate noise pollution with city […]
Image by Freepik Guest Author: Zoe Houston Reigniting Your Creative Fire: Practices That Spark Breakthroughs When creative energy dims, it rarely does so all at once. It’s often a slow drift — from spark to sputter, from ideas to inertia. […]