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Your home, if anything like the average, contains hundreds of thousands of individual items and possessions. While you may like to think your “crap” is all useful and systematically organized, the reality is that it’s a mess. Very few items have a permanent resting place, and most of the stuff you own is pretty useless.

With homeownership comes great responsibility. When something breaks, stops working, or needs to be upgraded, there isn’t a landlord or property manager you can call to take care of it for you. It’s up to you to find a solution and, if necessary, handle the repair on your own. But in order to do so,

Choosing to sell your home is a massive life decision that will have both personal and financial repercussions for years to come. When it comes time to sell, you have options … but one you should never select is the For-Sale-By-Owner route, commonly abbreviated as FSBO.

Not every tenant is perfect. In fact, you’ll very rarely find someone who takes good care of your property and continues to renew their lease agreement year after year. In most cases, these people eventually transition into home ownership or reach a point where they can afford to move up in house. But tenants should

Quick – can you name three realtor friends off the top of your head? Most people don’t have any trouble quickly naming a handful of friends and close acquaintances that work in the industry.

When you finally decide that you’re ready to buy a house – or sell your current home and buy another – one of the first questions you ask yourself is, how much can I afford? Inquiring about affordability is smart. Unfortunately, getting a clear answer isn’t always simple. Every real estate agent, lender, financial advisor,