Our lead story in this month’s Home Matters examines simple ways to keep your home smart and safe. Other topics covered this month include five things you should know about any prospective real estate professional you're considering working with and the biggest money mistakes you can't afford to make. We hope you enjoy this month’s edition of Home Matters and as always, we welcome your feedback. Email us anytime!
Technology has paved the way for convenience in every area of our lives, from our cars to our offices to our homes. But while we take advantage of all the possibilities technology offers, there are risks involved. Often referred to as “the internet of things” or “the connected world,” the integration of wireless technology that runs our homes
Choosing a home to buy is one of the biggest decisions you’ll ever make in your life. That’s why choosing the right real estate professional to work with should be your second biggest decision.
Managing your finances can feel like a full-time job. And, even the most fastidious types can unwittingly make a mistake that harms their current and/or future financial well-being. According to Forbes, these
Retirement-aged homeowners saw a combined 2.8 percent increase of $170.7 billion in home equity in the fourth quarter of 2016, according to a recent report from the National Reverse Mortgage Lenders
As we usher in spring, it’s time to take a good look at our homes and evaluate what needs repair, touching up or simply a creative refresh. One of the best places to start is your home’s exterior.
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Technology has paved the way for convenience in every area of our lives, from our cars to our offices to our homes. But while we take advantage of all the possibilities technology offers, there are risks involved. Often referred to as “the internet of things” or “the connected world,” the integration of wireless technology that runs our homes
