Recent National News

Many of us are anxious to allow others back into our homes, but concerns over COVID-19 may have you wondering if it’s safe for a barbecue or yard sale.

If you were poised to buy your first home at the start of 2020, the spread of COVID-19 may have caused you to hit the pause button.

The National Association of REALTORS has put together a new training video to help members understand what implicit bias is and how to overcome it.

Before you pick up your shovel and hoe, you’ll want to check with local ordinances to make sure your victory garden isn’t in violation of zoning laws.

While no one can be certain how things will go as we reopen, there are 3 positive market indicators suggesting an optimistic future for homeowners.

Now that we’re getting back to a semblance of normalcy, homeowners are ready to put their houses on the market, post haste.

Even though paying your homeowner’s insurance may not always feel like a priority, canceling or defaulting on your property insurance can create trouble.

New reports reveal another fast-growing group of homebuyers: single women.

Homeowners that felt the switch to solar power too expensive are now able to make the move thanks to new energy policies.

Renters have been protected during the pandemic from being evicted, but individual landlords who rent homes as a small business are suffering.