Some Highlights If your workplace is delaying its return to office plans or is allowing permanent work from home options, that may open up new possibilities for your home search. Ongoing remote work could give you the chance for a change in scenery, a move to an area with a lower cost of living, or Read More
Homelight | Jan 28, 2021 We’re continuing in our Weekly Series of “The 7 Most Painfully Expensive Home Repairs to Avoid.” Today, we’re covering “Mold Removal.” The average homeowner spent a total of $4,832 on routine and emergency home repairs in 2019. However, some of the most expensive home repairs have Read More
Keeping Current Matters | Jan 21, 2022 💰🇺🇸 Americans choose real estate as the best investment once again! 🏠 According to a Gallup poll, real estate has been rated the best long-term investment for eight years in a row. 🏠 Real estate tops the list because you’re not just buying Read More
Homelight | Jan 28, 2021 We’re continuing in our Weekly Series of “The 7 Most Painfully Expensive Home Repairs to Avoid.” Today, we’re covering “Water damage.” The average homeowner spent a total of $4,832 on routine and emergency home repairs in 2019. However, some of the most expensive home repairs have Read More
Source: https://www.norwalk.org/city-hall/departments/community-development/housing-neighborhood-development/emergency-rental-assistance-program-erap The COVID-19 Emergency Rental Assistance Program’s (“ERAP”) objective is mitigating potential homelessness and displacement of existing Norwalk residents and workers who may not be residents, but support the local economy by working in the City, who are experiencing a decrease in household income due to the COVID-19 pandemic Read More
Homelight | Jan 28, 2021 We’re continuing in our Weekly Series of “The 7 Most Painfully Expensive Home Repairs to Avoid.” Today, we’re covering “Roof replacements.” The average homeowner spent a total of $4,832 on routine and emergency home repairs in 2019. However, some of the most expensive home repairs have Read More
Keeping Current Matters | Mar 8, 2022 If you’re thinking about buying or selling a home, you’ll want to keep a pulse on what’s happening with mortgage rates. Rates have been climbing in recent months, especially since January of this year. And just a few weeks ago, the 30-year fixed mortgage rate from Freddie Mac approached Read More
We’re kicking off our Weekly Series of “The 7 Most Painfully Expensive Home Repairs to Avoid.” Today we cover “Sinking or Settling Foundation.” Homelight | Jan 28, 2021 The average homeowner spent a total of $4,832 on routine and emergency home repairs in 2019. However, some of the most expensive home Read More
Keeping Current Matters | March 9, 2022 You can’t read an article about residential real estate without the author mentioning the affordability challenges that today’s buyers face. There’s no doubt homes are less affordable today than they were over the last two years, but that doesn’t mean homes are now Read More
Home maintenance and repairs never come at a convenient time. It’s a good idea to set aside a certain amount each year to pay for expected and unexpected things that may arise.
Keeping Current Matters | March 4, 2022 Some Highlights Today’s housing market is the direct result of low supply and high buyer demand. Here’s what that means for you and your plans to buy or sell. For buyers, expect competition, be ready to move fast, and be prepared to submit your strongest offer. For sellers, know your Read More
What are automatic shut-offs? Much like breakers within your home’s electric panel, did you know there are technologies available to stop or limit damage that may be caused by a gas or water leak as well? Automatic Gas Shut-Off Valves were invented to limit the possibly disastrous consequences of gas Read More
