DAYTON, Ohio – Jan. 14, 2016 – Real estate listings marketed as “bargains” aren’t always the big deals they claim to be. A new review of listings in the 100 largest housing markets by Trulia found that in 45 of … Continue reading →
If you’re selling your home for the first time, you might think of the open house as the point at which your Realtor® waits until you leave, turns into a magician and, with a flick of the wrist, completely transforms … Continue reading →
By Judy Dutton People never sit still these days: Whether it’s due to a new job, new romance, or desire for a change of scenery, Americans have acquired a serious case of homeownership wanderlust. Moving has become the new normal. Only where? Well, two new … Continue reading →
By Angela Colley Folks, it’s 2016! Contrary to what you might have heard, a buyer’s first impression is no longer that special moment when they first pull up to check out your curb appeal. In fact, more often than not, they’ve … Continue reading →
By Kimberly Dawn Neumann Is it really 2016 already? For those of you who happen to be planning on buying a home in the new year—or even just trying to—there’s a whole lot to celebrate. Why? A variety of financial vectors have … Continue reading →
By Craig Donofrio There it is: your home! Just sitting on the market. It’s been like that for some time now, and it’s starting to look a little … desperate. Last-guy-at-the-bar desperate. You consider reducing the price, but then you … Continue reading →
WASHINGTON – Jan. 6, 2016 – The Fed’s end-of-year decision to raise the interest rate was presented as the “normalization” of monetary policy and the end of the era of the 2007-2008 financial crisis. Ending seven years of loose monetary … Continue reading →
By Angela Colley If you’re looking to sell your home during prime house-shopping season this spring, you’d better get cracking now. After all, it’s not as easy as slapping an ad on Craigslist; if you want your humble abode to stand … Continue reading →
