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Recent Real Estate Blog PostsThe Real Estate Blog is on Hiatusby Lisa PWe are not currently adding new blogs to the Real Estate Blog but we welcome you to explore the many blogs here and participate in the Homes Forum here at Families.com. First Time Buyers: The Three Home Typesby Mary Ann RomansCongratulations on deciding to buy a home! It is an exciting time filled with so many choices. One of those very basic choices is figuring out exactly which one of the three types of homes to buy. Here is a quick easy guide to those types. The Basics of Stagingby Mary Ann RomansIn an earlier blog, Do It Yourself: Staging Your Home to Sell, I talked about our decision to forego a professional staging expert and stage our home ourselves. In getting ready to show our home, we first needed to get down to basics. Do It Yourself: Staging Your Home to Sellby Mary Ann RomansIn this buyer's market, staging your home may just be the key thing to make it sell quickly and for a good price. Right now, buyers have a lot of homes to choose from, so anything that can give your house an edge in the market is good. What to Do When You Get A Low Offerby Mary Ann RomansYou get the call from your realtor. The time has come. Someone actually wants to buy your house. You are exited and ready to pack. But when the offer comes your happy bubble pops. The offer is too low. Decluttering with Kidsby Clarissa AdkinsThe biggest challenge for me this past summer was keeping my house decluttered in case potential buyers came to view the house. With a six-year old boy on my hands and my husband out of town, I wasn't sure how long it would be before my hair was pulled out in its entirety. How Much House Does Your Family Need?by Clarissa AdkinsWithout even taking into account how much stuff each family member has, determining square footage needs may seem like a mathematical formula that doesn't exist. The Real Estate Forecast vs. the Real Estate Calendarby Clarissa AdkinsEveryone is trying to predict what the real estate market will do. Optimism never hurts, but neither does knowing the much more predictable real estate calendar and planning your investments accordingly. Your Checklist for Renting a Placeby Clarissa AdkinsIn the next couple of years you want to buy a property, but what do you do until then? Not everyone is at the point where they can afford to put a large sum down for a house. Even with no money down options, you may have to compromise by coping with a high interest rate or other catches. Buying a Cul-de-sac Houseby Clarissa AdkinsWe're on our third house in four years. Luckily, we have been able to make some upgrades along the way. Our first one didn't have a fence and was on a very busy road, near a stoplight. |
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