4 Catio Ideas Your Indoor Cat Will Love
Published on November 10, 2021 by Ana de Guzman Indoor cats stare out the window for hours at a time envisioning what life is like outside but are often kept inside because their owners worry that they may run off. If this sounds like your cat, then [...]
Family and Real Estate: Should Agents Disclose That They’re Related to a Client?
By The Realtor.com TeamNov 1, 2021 (Getty Images) Let’s say you’ve just decided to sell your home and your favorite sister-in-law is a real estate professional. It follows that you may go to her for advice, and maybe even ask her to be your seller’s agent. [...]
6 First-Time Homebuyer Hopes and Dreams That Are Completely Delusional Today
By Erin FlahertyNov 8, 2021 Every house hunt starts with a dream, one that can easily escalate into pure fantasy. Homebuyers, particularly first-timers, often harbor visions of purchasing the perfect house, in a great neighborhood, for a bargain price. All that might have been achievable—with some [...]
Moving Across Country? Here’s How to Do It
Published on November 5, 2021 by Alison Bentley Whether you’ve moved into a new apartment or are preparing to move after selling your house, the process of moving can make even the calmest of people feel a little stressed. And if you’re preparing to relocate and are moving [...]
‘If It Rains Where You Live Consider Flood Insurance’: How Ida Could Expose Insurance Loopholes That Will Cost Homeowners
(Gary Hershorn/Getty Images) As the remnants of Hurricane Ida wreak havoc across the Northeast, it’s yet another reminder of the need for adequate homeowner’s insurance — but many homeowners could be in for a rude awakening about what their policy actually covers. Hurricane Ida already [...]
How To Calculate Property Tax: What Homeowners Should Know About How to Estimate Property Taxes
(Aslan Alphan/iStock) By Jamie WiebeOct 31, 2021 Need to know how to estimate property taxes? You’ve come to the right place! Most people know that homeownership requires coughing up copious amounts of money. There’s your mortgage, of course, but the costs hardly end there. You will also have [...]
