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How to Prepare for a Long-Distance Move
Moving to a new home is never really easy, but it can be particularly challenging when you’re doing a long-distance move. Over 8 million people moved out of state in 2022 alone, according to the U.S. Census Bureau — and that means ...
Why Many Homeowners Don’t Want to Sell
As you likely know, the housing market has been struggling with inventory for years. Years of low production from home builders certainly play a part in this shortage, but an increase in construction isn’t the fastest way to solve th...
Should you renovate your new home?
Unless you’re buying a brand-new home, you may find that there are changes you’d like to make after you move in. Maybe there aren’t enough outlets in the home office space, or there’s a pedestal sink in the bathroom where you’d...
Update Your Outdoor Space for Spring
Spring is an excellent season for spending more time outdoors. And if your home has a sizable outdoor space, that’s even better. A patio or yard presents so much opportunity: You can play with your kids or pets, invite the neighbors ov...
4 Tax Breaks for Homeowners to Know
Being a homeowner is often a big financial investment, from the down payment to home maintenance and improvements. But there are ways to save when you own a home, too — particularly on your annual tax returns. Homeownership typically c...
How to Deal With Home Selling Stress
Selling your home can come with quite a bit of stress, including keeping the place presentable for buyers and potentially making repairs and updates. It can be a lot to take on, especially when you’re juggling other responsibilities. F...
Which flooring material is best for you?
Whether you’re buying an existing home, building a new one or just considering renovating your current place, understanding different floor types — and the unique pros and cons of each — is important. A home’s flooring will obv...
When should you consider a new home?
As a homeowner, there may come a time when your current home just isn’t what you need it to be. You might be able to update or add on to your property, but that may not be enough to change the circumstances. In some scenarios, buying a...