Some green homes could possibly be under-valued, as outlined by panelists at a session during the 2019 Builder Show in Las Vegas - and that is often a costly mistake for home sellers. To ensure energy-efficient features are counted, collaboration among appraisers, lenders, builders, and real ... » Learn More about Are green features evaluated sufficiently?
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Year of the Pig-Lucky for Real Estate?
Given that the Chinese New Year ushers in 2019 as the Year of the Pig, there's strong signs that could indicate this year as a time of opportunities and blessings. Is it possible you put it to work for you in real estate? The 12th symbol of the Chinese zodiac calendar, the pig is recognized as a ... » Learn More about Year of the Pig-Lucky for Real Estate?
Lucky In Love and House Hunting
If you and your partner are house hunting this Valentine’s Day - don’t allow the stress of shopping for a new home dampen your romance. With two different opinions driving the purchase process, it could possibly create disagreements. Nick, Cindy & Nicholas Davis with RE/MAX Premier Group would ... » Learn More about Lucky In Love and House Hunting
Will the U.S end up with a serious housing shortage one day?
The nation's housing stock is becoming older and new-home construction is unable to keep pace. Which may amount to a severe housing shortage together with a growing share of homes that have not stayed up to code or current safety standards, economists warn. Laurie Goodman of the Urban Institute ... » Learn More about Will the U.S end up with a serious housing shortage one day?
Home sellers will often be nose blind
Homeowners may become "nose blind" to their home's own smell, and that is usually problematic when putting the home up for sale because smell will have a big impact on buyers' perceptions of the home. Plus no one wants a smelly house. Home sellers will often be nose ... » Learn More about Home sellers will often be nose blind