The federal government plays an essential role in immediate disaster relief and could do more to help residents recover and communities build resiliency, NAR said.
A bathroom remodel can enhance comfort and boost home value, but costs vary widely depending on size, scope, materials and labor.
Fraudsters use fake quitclaim deeds to steal homes, selling or renting them without owners’ knowledge. Stay alert by monitoring records and protecting your information.
Watch for cracks, misaligned doors/windows, popped nails and drainage issues – early signs of foundation problems. Fixing them quickly helps avoid costly damage.
If you dispute a condo charge, review your documents, gather evidence, and respond in writing. If that fails, consider legal help to challenge the assessment.
Two new NAR Consumer Guides explain how home auctions work and what to know when hiring a real estate attorney.
Most homeowners want to use their outdoor spaces more. Smart upgrades, including durable furniture, lighting and fabrics, can boost comfort, use and value.
Modular, 3D-printed and prefab homes are growing in popularity as rebuilding options after disasters despite image and transportation hurdles.
Freestanding cabinets, hutches, and vintage pieces offer stylish, flexible storage at lower costs, as interest grows in “unfitted” kitchens and resale finds.
The gap between new builds and existing homes has narrowed, presenting an opportunity for real estate agents and buyers to navigate a tough affordability environment.
