Real Estate News
Don’t Let Student Loans Hold You Back from Homeownership
Did you know? According to a recent study, 72% of people with student loans think their debt will delay their ability to buy a home. Read More
Outdoor Living Isn’t Just for Big Backyards
Multifunctional furniture, hanging baskets, trellises and other vertical gardening items can turn balconies, patios and small spaces into personal retreats. Read More
Bathroom Upgrades to Rethink Before Renovating
Drawing inspiration from a luxury hotel experience may seem like a good idea, but those upgrades may cost more and require more maintenance. Read More
Common Questions About Reverse Mortgages
Reverse mortgages may be a good fit for some people 62 or older who own their home and live in it as a primary residence, but owners should do their research. Read More
‘Cat Fund’ Cash Estimate Tops $6.7B
The Fla. Hurricane Catastrophe Fund provides relatively low-cost reinsurance to insurers to help pay claims if the state is hit by one or more major hurricanes. Read More
Expenses to Expect When Buying a Home
First-time homebuyers should be prepared for various expenses, including the down payment, primary mortgage insurance, closing costs and moving costs. Read More
Wire Fraud Is Targeting First-Time Buyers
A new report sounds the alarm on who is increasingly at risk and what real estate pros can do to help clients be aware and stay safe. Read More
Why Buyers Are More Likely To Get Concessions Right Now
Especially in areas where inventory is rising, both homebuilders and sellers are sweetening the deal for buyers with things like paid closing costs, mortgage rate buy-downs, and more. Read More
Reducing and Taming Workplace Clutter
Clutter drains focus and fuels stress. Experts say decluttering in small steps – physically and digitally – can boost productivity and peace. Read More