Should You Buy A House As A Single Adult?

A few decades ago, it was almost unheard of for someone to buy a house as a single adult. That was just something you waited to do until you "grew up" and got married. But with more adults choosing to delay marriage or stay single indefinitely, the number of single homeowners is also on the rise. Is buying a home as a single person right for you? Here are some factors to consider before you set your sights on becoming a home buyer. [Read More]

Sell Your Home With Greater Success By Brightening Up The Place

Getting used to your home and its unique qualities is not that challenging when you are in it every day. For instance, the way you have the house set up may not bring in that much natural light, but you may prefer it this way or it does not bother you enough to want to make any substantial adjustments. However, when you are interested in selling your home, you should not underestimate the importance of natural lighting. [Read More]

Tips for Finding a Vacation Home for Sale From the Comfort of Your Living Room

The first step in finding your dream vacation home doesn't have to be the one where you're walking through the door of an open house your stumble upon when you're out for a drive. In fact, you may want to start your search for the right house to buy without leaving your current home at all. Simply go online, and there are many options available for seeking a home from anywhere in the world. [Read More]

Four Times "Location" Isn't The Most Important Part Of A Retail Space

"Location, location, location" -- it's been so often repeated that it may as well be a real estate mantra. But while location can be incredibly important for real estate (especially residential real estate), there are times when it isn't as important for a retail space. In fact, there are some very specific situations in which you may want to consider other aspects of a space entirely. When "Off the Beaten Path" Locations Are Significantly More Affordable [Read More]