Home has never been more important than now.  The one thing that is certain in these times is that the place we live has become more valuable than ever.  While we are all spending more time inside our homes, we have all began to recognize just where our space might be lacking.  Perhaps you need more space or less space, maybe you lack private outdoor areas or maybe you think you need more windows.  Whatever the issue is, are you ready for a change?   Quick market recap befo

1. Consider buying a bank-foreclosed property. When someone fails to pay a mortgage payment for an extended period of time, the lender will ultimately repossess the home and remove the occupants. Once the home is empty, the lender generally lists the house for sale on the market, using a local real estate to list it. While the foreclosure, in itself, is of course sad (no one rejoices when someone loses a home), once the deed has been done, these properties can be some of the

It can be as simple as a strong tug because the place reminds you of another in your past where you felt happy, and you'll realize that right off the cuff. But the tell—or tells—could be a bit more subtle. You want to go inside the house. Part of the excitement of looking at homes is not knowing which could be your new home when you pull up to the curb. Is it the one on the left, or does the place on the right strike your fancy? If it's the house on the right and you like it