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The generation break down as follows: Generation Z is ages 18 to 21, millennials are ages 22 to 40, Generation X is ages 41 to 55, boomers are ages 56 to 74, and the Silent Generation is 75 and older. It’s not easy being a homebuyer at any age. Gen Z buyers make up only 2% of real estate sales, …
Ken Coleman says, “When you’re passionate about the work you’re doing: » Time will fly by when you’re engaged in it. » You’ll look forward to it before you begin. In the middle of it, you’ll feel exhilarated. And when you finish, you’ll feel proud of whatever you created or produced. » You won’t mind working hard for it. After …
As fall approaches, there are preparations you can make in and around your home. There’s nothing like owning your own home. We all enjoy putting out a fall wreath and lighting pumpkin candles, but what should you check around the house? It may not be cold yet (and let’s not rush things), but it always is better to be prepared. …
Owning real estate is a primary tool for building wealth. There are so many considerations that you need a Realtor to guide you to the right property. » A personal retirement plan: Can we even count on Social Security as a retirement option anymore? When managed correctly, investment properties are a very good potential source of passive income for when …
Older homes have character that rarely are found in new homes – huge fireplaces and mantles, pocket doors, molding, high ceilings, wood beams and wrap-around porches, and every home has a unique story. It’s a romantic appeal and has a beauty and nostalgia that is hard to mimic. You can see the character in the window glass, wood carvings and …
Prior to COVID-19, the Counselors of Real Estate reported annual job growth in the U.S. had dropped from roughly 3 million in early 2015 to about 2 million in 2019. Industrial production expansion peaked in mid-2018 and had decelerated into negative territory by late 2019. Growth of the labor force had declined from the double-digit pace of the final three …
As a Realtor, sometimes we see homes with “funky” rooms. Ask your Realtor to describe the strangest room or house they have ever seen. There is an old house in the Spout Spring area that has a room that only can be accessed through a door at the back of the closet of one of the bedrooms. The first house …
Zoning laws are found in virtually every municipality in the United States, affecting land use, lot size, building heights, density, setbacks and other aspects of property use. Your property is controlled by our local zoning laws. The zoning ordinance does not regulate matters such as private deed restrictions, noise and other complaints similar in nature. Your Realtor can give you …
With so many people working from home, entertaining at home and just staying home in general, the space can feel a little smaller than it used to be. Here are some tricks to make your home feel larger. They’re great for everyone, but especially if you’re preparing to sell your home, and they could be some of your Realtor’s staging …
“Building your own home,” has been an American dream for many prospective home buyers over the years. With the coronavirus pandemic causing stress on the housing market by reducing the number of homes for sale (because many people are staying where they are, and others are improving and adding to their homes rather than moving), is new construction an option …
