Common Questions About Reverse Mortgages
Reverse mortgages may be a good fit for some people 62 or older who own their home and live in it as a primary residence, but owners should do their research.
Outdoor Living Isn’t Just for Big Backyards
Multifunctional furniture, hanging baskets, trellises and other vertical gardening items can turn balconies, patios and small spaces into personal retreats.
Expenses to Expect When Buying a Home
First-time homebuyers should be prepared for various expenses, including the down payment, primary mortgage insurance, closing costs and moving costs.
‘Cat Fund’ Cash Estimate Tops $6.7B
The Fla. Hurricane Catastrophe Fund provides relatively low-cost reinsurance to insurers to help pay claims if the state is hit by one or more major hurricanes.
Wire Fraud Is Targeting First-Time Buyers
A new report sounds the alarm on who is increasingly at risk and what real estate pros can do to help clients be aware and stay safe.
Reducing and Taming Workplace Clutter
Clutter drains focus and fuels stress. Experts say decluttering in small steps – physically and digitally – can boost productivity and peace.
Push the Envelope, Grow Your Business in 2025
Entrepreneurs can grow by using AI, seeking fast capital from lenders and joining incubators for funding, mentorship and fresh ideas.
Tips for Going Viral on Social Media
Going viral boosts sales and brand power. Pick one platform, create consistent, valuable content and use strong hooks to keep audiences engaged.
How AI Is Changing Businesses in 2025
AI is transforming business with automation and advanced tools like chatbots and deep learning to boosting efficiency and reshaping workflows.
Tax Bill Draft “Very Positive” for Real Estate
A new U.S. tax reform draft bill includes major wins for real estate, preserving key deductions and credits long backed by NAR, such as SALT and QBI deductions.