Apr 8th 2013 8:00AM
By Sharon Vornholt Just about everyone takes care of the maintenance on their personal home; it's a matter of pride for most of us. We all know that it doesn't take too long for little problems to become big problems. Over the years, I have found that many landlords just aren't as diligent when it comes to resolving... Continue Reading »
Apr 4th 2013 10:00AM
One of the biggest driving forces of the housing recovery has been deep-pocketed investors snapping up single-family homes to rent out. But that works better for the corporate buyers, not always the individual investors. Still, it can be quite lucrative if you have the money. According to online foreclosure marketplace... Continue Reading »
Feb 5th 2013 10:00AM
By My First Apartment When you're looking for an apartment for the first time, it can be overwhelming.The best way not to panic is to break the process down into 10 sequential steps. The timeline will mostly depend on how long it will take you to save the upfront cash you'll need, but after the money is in the bank, you... Continue Reading »
Jan 19th 2013 10:30PM
President Obama's 2013 inauguration is going on now in Washington, D.C., and for those who live there, be glad. You don't have to pay for a place to stay. For those traveling to the nation's capitol for the event, we feel for you. If you've opted for a rental during your stay, you're paying inauguration rental prices of up... Continue Reading »
Sep 10th 2012 4:00PM
By Jed Kolko In August, home asking prices rose 2.3 percent year over year, the largest annual jump reported yet by online listing service Trulia's Price Monitor and the largest year-over-year increase since before the recession. Excluding foreclosures, asking prices rose nationally 3.8 percent year over year. The... Continue Reading »
