Whether your house is big or small, chances are that you can use more storage space. Here are 17 tips for finding extra storage space throughout your home and garage.
1. Between the studs
Put the space between studs to work by tucking open display shelves into
Sure, you can make a resolution to start hitting the gym or eating better, but don’t neglect your home! These New Year’s resolutions will help your space look better, which will naturally make you feel better—and there’s no kale or cardio involved!
Declutter!
Not only will it
The US economy is doing fine. It is the hottest we have seen since the 1990s. Salaries are high and unemployment is low. Generally, that brings good news for the housing market. Sellers benefit from the fact that there are more buyers in the market. In retrospect, 2018 was
The role student loans play in denying would-be buyers from getting into a home of their own has grown to staggering levels. According to the 2018 Homebuyer Profile report from the National Association of Realtors®, “Almost one in four homebuyers this year had student loans, which made it harder for
Mortgage rates dropped slightly this week, but overall, they were mostly flat, offering some temporary relief to borrowers and prospective buyers who keep getting outbid on homes in a market with limited inventory.
Mixed economic data this week prompted mortgage rates to remain in mostly a holding pattern, says Sam
So you made an offer, it was accepted, and now your next task is to have the home inspected prior to closing. Oftentimes, agents make your offer contingent on a clean home inspection.
This contingency allows you to renegotiate the price you paid for the home, ask the sellers to cover
As a real estate agent, I find more and more men looking for homes that offer what I call “The Modern Man Cave.” These man caves are more sophisticated than those of the past which housed a comfy but rather homely recliner, a remote or two and a tv and/or stereo. Today’s Modern
When I am working with a client in the market to purchase a new home, and they find one they love but note it has been on the market for X amount of time I always get THAT question.
I use “X” to represent the time frame because it
When it comes to buying a new home the hardest part is often making the decision to do so. Whether you are a first time homebuyer, a seasoned veteran looking to sell your current home and buy something new, or are interested in adding a vacation or income property, there