KSL.com: The concept of home staging is pretty simple: Clean, stylize and depersonalize your home so others could imagine it as their home. Arburn says it’s especially important in a buyer’s market

US News And World Report: While some retirees head straight for America’s sun districts—Florida, South Carolina, California, to name a few—others travel clear across the border to launch their postcareer lives. And since many overseas retirement hubs combine a reduced cost of living with a delightful tropical climate, it’s no wonder they’re so appealing.

Great Reporter.com: Homeowners are not just making simple improvements; many are revamping homes to suit changing lifestyles as well as accommodate increasing environmental pressures.

US News & World Report:  As the mortgage crisis drags down prices across the country, homeowners can squeeze additional tens of thousands of dollars from the sale of their property by becoming their own agents. “If you cut out all agents—meaning post your own online ad, put out a yard sign, and sold your home on your own—you would essentially cut out on average about 6 percent of commission,”

The Motley Fool:  After soaring for years, home prices have fallen sharply, and sellers want to get as much as they can for their homes. Sometimes, they mull over the idea of going it alone. After all, you can go to any open houses on your own, and you can make an offer on any home on your own. Likewise, you can put out signs and sell your home on your own, too.

NY Daily News:  Homebuyers tend to be very savvy with using the Internet and sellers understand that they can sell a house on their own,” – “Plus, they look at the bottom line – They take into account the cost of that 6% commission.”...

Investor’s Business Daily: Patience is a virtue, and a necessity, when buying a foreclosed home straight from a lender.

During the run-up in real es- tate prices over the last decade, many millennials were either in college or in entry-level jobs, watching helplessly as they were priced out of the market while aging boomers gleefully cashed in their newfound equity and used excess money for real estate speculation, driving prices even higher. But now, as the real estate bubble deflates, is this a good time for frustrated millennials to finally buy a home? The answer, unfortunately, may be no…

It’s one thing to live near a house that stays on the market month after month. But it’s a different matter when that house belongs to you and you’re desperate for a sale…

House hunters who pull up to a home with a Talking House sign can tune their radio to a designated AM frequency to hear a detailed report about the house…