A rigorously documented book paints a troubling picture about the American culture of clutter: costly but unused “master suites”; children who rarely go outside; stacks and stacks of clutter; entire walls devoted to displays of Barbie dolls and Beanie Babies; garages so packed with household overflow that cars have to be parked on the street.
I have been a Realtor with Coldwell Banker for about 15 years, and I love being a part of some of the biggest decisions of my clients' lives: buying or selling a home.
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Small mortgage originators find post-recession sweet spot
Independents willing to go extra mile to compete with big banks. read more
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The average refund taxpayers will get this year is $3,000, the IRS says. That can be a mortgage payment, a nice vacation, or the end of a nagging debt. It’s also an interest-free loan to Uncle Sam. There’s are much better ways to manage that money.
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It’s a brand-new year — and a great time to reinvent your pantry. read more
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Would you buy any of the wow products HouseLogic’s intrepid reporter spotted at home builder show? read more
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Survey Suggests Smoking in Home Chips Away at its Value
A new survey suggests that home owners who smoke in their home may reduce the home’s value by up to 29 percent at resale. read more
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Did you know about these 5 tips? Do you have any of your own to share? read more
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Foreclosures Errors Found to Be More Widespread
About 30 percent of more than 3.9 million households whose properties were foreclosed on in 2009 and 2010 nearly lost their homes due to potential… read more
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Homebuilding Soars to Highest Level in 4 Years
The new-home market is gaining steam as housing starts pick up and a measure for future construction surges, just in time for the beginning of the… read more
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More Young Americans Forming Households
The number of households increased 1.1 million in 2011 and nearly 1.2 million last year. Take a look at this. read more
