4 Tips For Staging A Home You’re Living In

Real estate buyers want to see themselves in your property — they don't want to see you and your family. However, when you live in a home that you are also actively trying to sell, staging your home to create a buyer-friendly environment can feel like a struggle. Fortunately, there are some things you can do to make things easier. 1. Create A Command Center Make a command center for family to store most of their everyday items, such as book bags, house slippers, and favorite toys. Read More 

Single Ladies Are Breaking Home-Buying Records: Should You Join Them?

In record numbers, single women are purchasing homes now. More than one out of five of all buyers of homes are unmarried women and many of these women are age 72 and above. If you are excited about this trend and want to take part by becoming a homeowner yourself, you might want to sit yourself down to do some thinking first. Read on for some ideas and considerations to take into account before you sign on the dotted line and accept those keys. Read More 

What To Look For When Buying A Luxury Home

Buying a luxury home requires a lot of patience. There are a lot of overpriced homes in many markets and you may be fooled into thinking this high price equates to higher levels of luxury. Overpriced houses are bad enough when you're shopping for a regular house. When you're buying a luxury house, you have a lot more on the line. There are a number of things that can tell you if you're getting a good deal on luxury homes for sale. Read More 

When You’re Ready For An Upgrade: Looking At Bigger Homes For Sale

If you have outgrown your current home, it's time to see what types of homes for sale you can find. Whether you now have children, or you want a bigger space to accommodate guests, a real estate agent will give you the support you need to upgrade to a larger home. From preparing your own home for sale and negotiating a deal on a new property, your agent is there to support your decisions and negotiate on your behalf. Read More 

4 Things To Know Before Moving To Washington D.C.

Moving to Washington D.C. can be exciting, especially if your move is because you've been hired by a government agency. The D.C. area is so full of history and culture, making it an excellent place to advance your career and also your social life. But, before you take the plunge and hire movers, there are a few things you should know about moving to D.C. 1. It may be more affordable to buy a home. Read More