Founder and CEO of FUBU and Shark Tank star, Daymond John is set to address attendees during RISMedia's 24th Annual Power Broker Reception & Dinner, held on November 8 at the Fairmont San Francisco Hotel during the REALTORS® Conference & Expo. An original Shark in the Emmy Award winning series Shark Tank, John is widely recognized for his accomplishments...
If you're looking into buying a second home, the options can seem limitless, and maybe a little overwhelming. But some new research from Imovirtual can help you narrow down that massive list, making it easier to choose a location based on several factors, such as average price-per-square foot, annual utility costs, annual broadband costs, potential Airbnb income,...
By Meghan Belnap In most cases, it makes sense to search for older things rather than their newer counterparts when you want to save money. This doesn't, however, always hold true when it comes to buying a home. Related: What REALTORS Need to Know Before Recommending Custom Home-Building Here are several factors that can lead to older homes costing more than new...
By AnnaBeth Rouse Have you found yourself falling out of love with the home you once adored? You aren't alone. Take millennial homeowners, for example. A recent Bankrate poll says that 63 percent of this vital demographic regret purchasing their current home. That's an alarming number, but one that accurately shows how easy it is to fall out of love with a home. Related:...
By Richard Haggerty Residential real estate brokers and agents face myriad challenges on a daily basis. And, with all of the issues disrupting the industry in New York City—rent regulations, caps on commissions, etc.—it’s clear our colleagues are getting bogged down in the process. They should at least have easy access to clean and accurate listings data. But...
By Meghan Belnap As a landlord, you have certain responsibilities. One of the most important is to provide for your tenants' safety. Not only do you have certain legal obligations, but safe tenants are more likely to be long-term paying tenants. Related: Fall Maintenance for Your Rental Properties In the pursuit of safety, you may want to upgrade your properties...
Do you live year-round in Nantucket County or Dukes County in Massachusetts? If you do, you're in a distinct minority. According to the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR), some 55.5 percent of residences in both those counties are vacation homes. Related: 5 Signs You're Ready to Buy a Vacation Home The NAR defines a vacation home as a vacant seasonal, recreational...
By Meghan Belnap Are you planning to move? Is it going to be cold when you relocate? Here are four ideas to help make the home search process faster and more convenient during the colder months: Attend cozy open houses Use the time you're looking for a home to mingle and fight the winter blues. Go see what's open in your area, check out a new location or inspect...
By Lynn Edmondson Renting an apartment is an adjustment for many college students who are transitioning from living at home to being out on their own. These first-time renters often have many questions and concerns on everything from the lease to apartment condition issues to renter's insurance. Related: Report: Millennials Most Rent-Burdened Generation As students...
What beats a seriously stunning home? A seriously stunning home with a spectacular view. From Martha's Vineyard to Malibu, these properties feature skylines to die for.
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