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Steering in real estate is the illegal practice of discriminating against renters and buyers based on a legally protected characteristic. Steering can occur consciously or even unconsciously when real estate agents make assumptions about what a customer wants or needs based on the customer’s personal characteristics, including race,... Read More
You’re browsing real estate listings when something catches your eye: a house that looks just like others in the area, but priced $100,000 less. Then you notice the word “leasehold” on the listing. You don’t remember seeing that on other listings. Is it too good to... Read More
Build-to-rent (BTR) homes are ideal for people who want the benefits of community living without the hassle of maintenance, mortgage payments, or HOA dues. In recent years, the movement to create more of these types of homes has been increasing due to higher demand. Because of its rapid... Read More
The moving process is one of the last steps in your transition to a new home. While hiring a professional moving company is much more convenient than trying to do it yourself, you don’t want to exceed your budget. Whether you decide to... Read More
There are many reasons one might want to find out who owns a property or piece of land. Suppose you’re on a walk in Nashville, TN, and you pass by a home that you instantly fall in love with and want to buy... Read More
Whether you’ve had difficulty qualifying for an apartment in the past or you’re a first-time renter, adding a cosigner to your rental application can be the addition you need to score your new apartment. With competitive rental markets... Read More
Everything is becoming virtual nowadays. From artwork, to concerts, to marketing, to meetups, virtual tools have entered most people’s daily routine. But what about real estate? Is it possible to own digital property in a virtual world? Yes. Enter: metaverse real estate Metaverse real estate isn’t... Read More
Remote work environments and rising rent prices have made suburban living more attractive in recent years. Young professionals are opting for larger homes with more rooms that double as office spaces, which come at a significant discount in the suburbs. Others are moving to look for a slower... Read More
Moving in with a significant other or a friend can have its ups and downs. But, finding a roommate you know nothing about – whether it’s someone you found on Craigslist or an acquaintance you know little about – can be a bit intimidating. Before signing a lease... Read More
It’s no secret that real estate is getting more expensive on all fronts. Collecting rent on a spare room is one time-tested strategy to offset housing costs. It even has a name: “house hacking.” But renting a room isn’t everyone’s cup of tea. Taking the time... Read More
Investing in residential real estate and renting it to tenants can be a great way to own assets that create passive income and may gain value over time. But becoming a landlord takes plenty of planning, investment, and patience. How does someone actually become a landlord?... Read More
Cryptocurrency is changing how we think about money, investing, shopping, and even real estate. That’s why we’ve teamed up with Money.com to discuss how cryptocurrency may influence your next home purchase or sale. From comparing the advantages and disadvantages of blockchain real estate loans to expert... Read More