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  • Real Estate in the Modern Era - Hiring, Staffing and More
    Real Estate in the Modern Era - Hiring, Staffing and More
    The rise of the digital era has been in motion for quite some time now. We have been leading up to this moment for years and we are now navigating our way through its original phases as it takes place and carries out around the globe. The digital era has brought with it wave after wave of incredible innovation, powered forward by the introduction and ongoing implementation of modern marvels like digitalisation and technological advancement that are designed and intended to make life as we know it better in many ways. Every aspect of life as we know it and every corresponding industry has felt the weight of this modernisation. Even, as it turns out, in real estate. The real estate industry has always been one of the strongest performing industries in the world. A big part of the underlying reason why this is, is because this is an industry that functions and thrives around a constant necessity. There will always be a need for real estate so long as there are real estate properties to be moved in and out of around the globe. And then there is the understanding that real estate is an industry that is willing and able to step up and adapt, effectively becoming a better and better iteration of its former self all the time.
  • Subletting: what it is and how to do it
    Subletting: What It Is and How to Do It
    There are instances when you need to move out of your apartment even before your lease expires. Often, the option is to break your lease. But the process is not as easy as it sounds, and sometimes things will not go the way you wanted them to be. You do have another option: subletting.
  • Realty Today - Real estate agent reading rejection letter
    4 Reasons a Seller Would Reject Your Offer
    So once you get the opportunity to send a seller your offer, give it your best shot for the highest chance of winning his "yes." However, if the answer was "no," it is best to evaluate why you may have been rejected and do better the next time.
  • Monthly Housing Payments Owed by Newly Unemployed Service Workers
    $1.7Billion in Housing Payments Owed by Recently Unemployed Service Workers
    The recently unemployed service-sector workers currently benefitting from the local and federal unemployment assistance owe more than $1.7 billion in rent and mortgage each month, a recent data analysis reveals.
  • Best home renovation apps
    5 Renovation Apps for Your Next Home Improvement Project
    While some people are naturals at DIY home renovations, some just need a little bit of help. The good news is, help is just a few clicks away. Here are five of the best apps available in the market that are perfect for your home renovation project.
  • The Cass architecture and design school will be renamed
    Controversial Slave Trader's Name on the Cass School of Art, Architecture, and Design to Be Removed
    The Cass School of Art, Architecture, and Design will be renamed to dissociate the school from Sir John Cass, who was a prominent slave trader during the 17th-century, the London Metropolitan University has announced.
  • Tips for Selling Any Home Online
    Tips for Selling Any Home Online
    In the not-so-distant past, real estate marketing was all done offline. There was initially some reluctance to adopt the digital marketing channels that are popular today. Although sales are closed offline, many leads are generated on search engines and social media websites, be it through paid advertising or 'organic' methods.
  • Prorated rent: what it is and when to ask for it
    Prorated Rent: What It Is and When to Ask for It
    It is not always that we move into a new apartment exactly on the first day of the month. When it happens that your move falls in the middle of the month, you may want to ask for a prorated rent.
  • How to save for a down payment on a house
    How to Save for a Down Payment on Your Dream Home
    While saving up for a down payment may be difficult for an average American, there are ways to make saving money a lot easier. Here are some money-saving tips you can follow, so you can be on your way to purchasing that dream home sooner.
  • As Downpayment Savings Dwindle Due to Pandemic, Millennials May Have to Wait Longer for Their Dream Home
    Millennials May Have to Wait Longer for Their Dream Home Due to Pandemic
    It could take up to nine months for an average millennial to recoup one month’s expenses taken out of their hard-earned downpayment savings, a new study says.
  • What is Thermostatic Mixing Valve and why do we need  it?
    What Is a Thermostatic Mixing Valve and Why Does Your Home Need It?
    Having a well-balanced cold and hot water temperature while taking a shower is a must-have especially after an intense workout or before you hit the sack after a stressful day at work. A Thermostatic Mixing Valve or TMV makes that perfect blend possible. But a TMV offers more than just the pleasure of a relaxing shower, including safety.
  • Pandemic Prices
    Latest Report: There Are Still Pandemic-Priced Homes For Sale
    The U.S. housing market is showing signs that it is slowly emerging from the downturn brought about by the pandemic. Low inventory and growing buyer demand are pushing prices up, but one study has revealed that there are still sellers that price their homes lower than market levels despite the demand.
  • Should You Get a Home Warranty When You Buy a Home?
    Should You Get a Home Warranty When You Buy a Home?
    Are you thinking about getting a home warranty? Homeowners might not be aware of the importance of obtaining their home warranty plan. The point of having one is paying fewer costs for repairs and regular maintenance. But, there are a few things that you should have on your mind. Read on and find out more about this!
  • How to break a lease
    How to Properly Break a Lease
    A lease agreement is a legally binding contract and breaking the lease can be an expensive and difficult process. So, it is important to study your options and weigh the consequences before you take the route of breaking your lease.
  • What you need to know about iBuyer
    What You Need to Know About iBuyers
    Technology has made life easier and more convenient, especially in the way we do transactions online. And the real estate industry is certainly not going to be left behind. The iBuyer model is the latest alternative to selling a home that allows homeowners to complete the selling process with the assistance of a real estate agent.
  • Securing your home
    How to Make Your Home Even More Secure
    There are many ways to secure a home. And you don’t even need to spend a lot of money to make it thief-proof. But if you can shed some extra dollars for a few affordable security features, why not? It is for your peace of mind, after all.
  • How to find the ideal school in a new neighborhood
    5 Important Things to Do When Looking for a Suitable School in a New Neighborhood
    A suitable school should be chosen for your kids to better adjust to their new environment. An ideal one shouldn’t only make the adjustment easy for your little ones. But it should also fit your children’s needs and the entire family’s lifestyle.
  • Former George Washington Old Town Home
    George Washington's Old Town Home, As Well As Kutcher & Kunis’ Beverly Hills Home Hit the Market
    For those who fancy historic homes, George Washington's once-owned property in Alexandria, Virginia, is now for sale for $4.1 million. However, if celebrity homes are your thing, check out Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis' Beverly Hills property that they are unloading for almost $14 million.
  • Basic rights of a tenant
    Basic Tenant Rights You Need to Know
    Local, state, and federal governments implement laws to ensure that tenants live in a safe environment and that they are treated well by their landlord. Here are some of the basic tenant rights you need to know.
  • U.S. Housing Market Improving
    US Housing Market Improving, Inventory Still Down
    As states begin to reopen and restrictions start to ease, the housing market starts showing signs of improvement, the latest housing market trends report says.
  • What to do after flooding
    5 Things That You Need to Do After Your House Gets Flooded
    No matter how intense the flooding is, you can still do something to protect your family, prevent health hazards, save your home, and recoup as much of the repair costs as possible from your insurer.
  • U.S. Census Bureau - Household Pulse Survey
    Survey Says Almost 65% of US Households Are Confident They Can Pay Mortgage in June
    A majority of mortgage borrowers are confident that they can pay their monthly mortgage obligation, a survey reveals.
  • Realty Today - Weird Real Estate Laws
    Can't Paint Your House on a Sunday? Check Out These Weird Real Estate Laws In the US
    Real estate is an exciting industry to be in. Still, whether you are a homeowner, landlord, or a tenant, there are challenges that you may encounter, especially when dealing with local regulations and laws.
  • Avoid Rental Scam
    5 Essential Tips to Help You Identify and Avoid a Rental Scam
    There are a lot of ways to make money. All you have to do is figure out what works best for you and maybe take some risks here and there.
  • Home-Buying Demand
    Home-Buying Demand Rises 22% | Latest Report
    Seasonally adjusted homebuying demand, for the full week ending May 31, has risen 22 percent from its January and February levels, according to the latest data.
  • LGBTQ+ Homebuying Tips
    5 Home Buying Tips for LGBTQ+ Couples
    In connection to the Pride Month, we are here to help LGBTQ+ couples find an equitable and fair path to homeownership. Here are some homebuying tips for LGBTQ+ homebuyers.
  • Home selling costs
    The Costs Involved in Selling a House That First-time Sellers Need to Know
    Usually, home sellers pay most of their attention to the profit. However, selling a home will also require you to consider the costs of selling it. If you're selling a home for the first time, here's an overview of the different costs of selling a home.
  • Mortgage Loan
    Which Mortgage Loan Type Is Right for You?
    Before you imagine how fun it would be to move into your new home, you first need to consider how you can secure a mortgage loan. Just like that perfect home, there's a suitable mortgage plan out there that best suits you
  • The REALTOR
    How Does a Realtor Differ From a Real Estate Agent?
    Lots of us use the term real estate agent and realtor interchangeably. However, these two words are two different things. Not all agents are REALTOR, but most are. If you’re unsure, you can always ask your real estate agent if they are a licensed REALTOR.
  • Back to Normal Barometer
    Some Buyers, Sellers Want Reassurances First Before They Participate in Open Houses Again
    While a majority of consumers - 65 percent - are willing to attend an open house without hesitation, but others want specific reassurances first, including approval of a COVID-19 vaccine, research findings say.
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