When a home doesn’t sell, many homeowners assume the worst that something is fundamentally wrong with the house or that the market just isn’t there. In reality, most homes don’t struggle because they’re undesirable. They struggle because buyers can’t clearly picture themselves living there. At its core, selling a home is about presentation and perception. Buyers make emotional decisions first and justify them with logic later. The good news? You don’t need a major renovation

Most people think the first step to buying a home is walking into a big-name bank like Chase, Wells Fargo, or Bank of America. But what...

Are you thinking about selling a rental property but still have tenants living in it? You’re not alone and you’re not stuck. Over the...