As a kid attending St. Andrew’s Catholic School down the street in the 1960s, Mike Perry spent his time after class sweeping ...

Selling a home has been tough in a sluggish market, but now some real-estate agents want sellers to keep their for-sale listings private.

xavierarnau / GettyImages If you own a home, you’re likely familiar with real estate taxes and may even call them "property taxes." Many people don't realize that these two taxes aren't identical.

Start by browsing local “for sale” listings, and bookmark the ones ... But browse through your local real estate listings, and you’re likely to find a few homes in disarray.

Oftentimes, it falls on the homebuyers directly asking the agent about the property's history. States like Georgia do not require real estate agents or sellers to disclose upfront if the home was ...

Over the next year, two macroeconomic indicators may align and create booming opportunities in real estate, according to ... or because they already got a house with a very low interest rate ...

In Colorado Springs, CO, gray has been the dominant exterior color choice for years, according to Andrew Fortune, real estate agent and brokerage owner at Great Colorado Homes—and it’s not ...

An impressive 83% of buyer's agents said staging helps buyers visualize a property as their future ... and broker of record with Resource Real Estate, with over two decades of experience.

Buying or renting a new house or apartment is exciting, but knowing where and how to start the process can be challenging. Our guide walks through everything you need to know about real estate ...

Using leverage in real estate can greatly increase ROI by considering invested equity. As property risk and efforts vary, compare ROI to benchmarks like stock returns or cap rates. Investor Alert ...

By Debra Kamin A turf war is erupting in the residential real estate industry, with the biggest names — including Compass, Redfin, Zillow and Homes.com — falling into two increasingly ...

But sellers’ agent has refused to allow that inspector on the property. She says the inspector is a “nitpicky deal killer,” and her real estate office will not do business with him.