Home Cleaning Tips for Every Hosting Vibe
In Cleaning & DeclutteringPut the happy in your holidays by working with the home cleaning style that’s the real you.
Think beyond traditional holiday plant favorites to spice up your home this season – and maybe your yard all year long.
Quick-and-easy tasks that’ll brighten up your interior.
Before you cozy up to your dream fireplace, explore the various types and options available to find the perfect fit for your home and lifestyle.
It’s that time of the year, so here’s the tips you need to feel ready for the holidays!
Put the happy in your holidays by working with the home cleaning style that’s the real you.
These 5 timeless ideas work because they’re both fun and functional.
Steer clear of bulk shopping and other don’ts in your holiday prep.
Start saving those egg cartons!
Leftovers gobbling up space in your refrigerator? Here are some tips for keeping things organized, efficient, and tasty.
These simple cleaning tips will give you a clean house to celebrate when you host for the holidays.
Winter sucks. Outsmart it with these tips.
They look nice. But girlfriend, they don’t play nice. Especially with your house.
Plus six installation tips for maximum efficiency in both winter and summer.
A tiny $2 prevention could save big bucks later.
Let more natural light shine indoors with these simple tips.
Like that annoying squeaky floor board. Easy as tossing a ball to fix!
Try cleaning your light fixtures. Amazing how much brighter things look.
Navigate your homebuying journey with confidence. Learn more about each step of the home buying process in these guides from the National Association of REALTORS®.
When searching for a home, you will be asked to sign a written buyer agreement after you’ve chosen the real estate professional you want to work with.
If you’re ready to buy a home, you should feel empowered to find and work with the agent who is the best fit for your needs. Here are ten questions you should consider when selecting an agent.
If you’re ready to sell your home, you should feel empowered to find and work with the agent who is the best fit for your needs. Here are ten questions you should consider when selecting an agent:
Home sellers may choose to offer concessions to attract buyers or close a deal. Find out if this approach is right for you.
Between signing and close, a buyer may have a home inspected to ensure it is in good condition and safe for a new owner. Here’s what you should know.
When buying or selling a home, agency and non-agency relationships with real estate professionals vary by state law and offer different options.
NAR’s settlement has led to several changes that benefit homebuyers and home sellers, get the facts.
Work a little lighting and landscape magic to enjoy outdoor living when a chill is in the air.
Creative patio lighting ideas add a nighttime glow to keep you outside.
Such as look for roof leaks before the first winter snow. Preventive maintenance is key.
It’s amazing what perennials, mulch, and decorative rocks can do.
A regular roof inspection can head off expensive repairs.
If it’s time for a change, prep, prime, and get creative.
Wow. What an olfactory difference cleaning with a small box of baking soda can make.
There are different ways to address lead paint in older homes. Here are options to help keep your household safe and what they cost.
Find the right answer for you by learning what to expect.
Find out how to hang drywall before deciding how much help you need.
The fourth season of First Time Buyer is now streaming! Read some pieces that dive deeper on some of the concepts explored in the show.
Landing your first home in today’s real estate market is intimidating if you don’t have a winning strategy. Watch as determined buyers navigate the complicated journey to homeownership by following the lead of an agent who’s a REALTOR® on First-Time Buyer.
Getting smart — about what to do, ask, and avoid — can move you ahead of the crowd.
Keep your emotions in check and your eyes on the goal, and you’ll pay less when purchasing a home.
Apply new-construction tips from a homeowner who has experienced the process three times — and knows the ropes.
Lobbying for change in your homeowners association’s rules requires procedure, compromise, and perhaps joining the board.
What you need to know to get the best deal for you.