The Outdated Home Staging Trend That's Keeping Your Home On The Market
If your house has been on the market for longer than you'd hoped for, take a second look at your home staging because you may just be doing it wrong.
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Why Chip Gaines Says Lawn Upgrades Should Be The First Step Before Selling Your Home
You might think renovating your kitchen or bathroom is a first step toward selling your home, but your lawn can really affect how buyers view the property.
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The Most Affordable Place To Buy A Home In The US Is This Midwest City
With buying a home becoming increasingly difficult for younger generations, perhaps it's time to move to an overlooked, yet vibrant, part of the Midwest.
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The Fixer Upper Red Flag Chip Gaines Always Ignores (And The One To Avoid)
Chip Gaines has a lot of experience buying real estate that needs work, and the HGTV star has figured out which red flags to ignore and which to heed.
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The Absolute Cheapest Place You Can Buy A House In Massachusetts
Nestled in the lovely Berkshires, this post-industrial town offers a thriving art scene, amenities, and the lowest home prices in Massachusetts.
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The Popular Texas City That's Becoming Way More Affordable To Rent In
With home ownership harder for younger generations, finding an affordable place to rent can be a lifesaver. Consider a trendy Texas city for your next rental.
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The Home Renovation Realtors Say Could Diminish Property Value
Before you undertake any major renovations, there's one thing you should never do, as it may diminish your property's value according to the professionals.
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24 Ways The HOA Could Be Affecting Your Backyard And What You Can Do About It
Home Owner's Associations, also known as HOAs, keep the neighborhood looking uniform and neat, but did you know their rules may also apply to your backyard?
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The Outdated Home Type From The 1940s That Deserves A Comeback
In a modern world where housing is often incredibly expensive, this post-war prefab home style could provide a unique alternative to traditional houses.
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Don't Fall For A Tiny House Scam On Amazon. Red Flags To Look For
Tiny homes are sold online at sites like Amazon for prices that sometimes seem too good to be true. In a lot of cases, they really are. Here's what to look for.
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Mike Holmes Says Your Home's Doors Should Probably Be Wider & He Has A Very Good Reason
HGTV star Mike Holmes thinks the building code for minimum door width should be changed from 32 inches to 36 inches. Here's why you should listen.
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Do Landlords Have To Provide Tenants With AC? It Depends On Where You Live
Landlords are legally required to keep a home habitable — but does that include an air conditioner? Here's how the law varies by state and city.
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The Yard Fire Pit Placement Mistake That's Hurting Your Home's Value
Fire pits are a cozy place to gather with friends and family, and while this is typically positive for a home's value, the wrong location could be a detriment.
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The Baseboard Red Flag You Should Always Check Before Buying A House
When checking household issues during the home-buying process, don't overlook the baseboards. Learn how trim can be a major red flag for hidden water damage.
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Does Your Toilet Color Make A Difference In Resale Value? Here's What We Know
Almost every feature has an impact on a home's resale value. While the toilet color may not be the greatest selling point, it can influence buyers' decisions.
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The One Room Christina Haack Says Is Worth Investing In For Major Profits
According to Christina Haack, buyers are most interested in the kitchen. It's the heart of the home, and investing in it can increase your property's value.
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11 Tips & Tricks To Make Building A New House More Affordable
Do you want to save some cash on your new-build property? There are some helpful home-building tips and tricks that can help you reduce your total costs.
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The Winning Color Combo For Your Kitchen That Will Help Boost Its Resale Value
Want to update your kitchen and make it more attractive to homebuyers? This timeless color combination is a winner that could boost your home's resale value.
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One Thing HGTV's Mike Holmes Insists On For Passing A Home Inspection
Starting a renovation project? Be sure to review your state's safety codes. Even if you aren't selling soon, small mistakes could cost you a sale in the future.
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The Unique Flooring That'll Set You Back When Selling, According To HGTV's Unsellable Houses
As tempting as it might be to personalize your home living spaces, if you're considering selling your home you might want to avoid certain design choices.
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Is It Still A Good Investment To Buy A Fixer-Upper Home To Renovate?
For years, fixer-uppers held a lot of potential for those hoping to personalize their home or resell for profit. But is this bold move still a good idea today?
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New Reports On Swimming Pools & Home Value Have Come In: Does The ROI Sink Or Swim?
New data compares the value of a home with a pool to a home without one, and there are some slight changes from a few years ago. Is a pool worth investing in?
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The Landscaping Mistake That's Aging Your House (And Lowering Its Value)
We spoke with a real estate expert to find out the landscaping mistake that's aging your house. Here's also how you can fix it and recoup any expenses.
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How A Homestead Exemption Can Minimize Your Property Taxes
If you're looking for a way to minimize your property taxes, you might want to consider a homestead exemption, which can lower the assessed value of your home.
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The Risky Renovation That Might Backfire When You Try To Sell Your Home
When selling your home, it's crucial to consider if certain renovations are worth the time and money involved. Check out one risky choice that might backfire.
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The Easy-To-Make Kitchen Design Mistake That's A Major Turn-Off To Homebuyers
Even if your home is maintained, well-built, and in a quality location, this simple slip up could cause potential buyers to pass on your property.
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Avoid This Lesser-Known Mistake When Searching For Your Dream Home
Location is one of the most important considerations when buying a property, but even the best neighborhoods can have a major unexpected downside.
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