How To Increase Your Home Value

If your home has been on the market for a while and isn’t moving, instead of lowering the price, you may want to consider adding value to your home. “There are many things you can Read More

Number Of Indianapolis Homes For Sale is Down

The number of homes for sale in the Indianapolis market is down. What consist of the Indianapolis”area” you might ask. The counties included in the data below are Boone County, Hamilton County, Hendricks County, Marion County, Read More

How To Up Your Curb Appeal

Weekend Warriors: Up Your Curb Appeal with These Two Day Projects

With Spring weather making a fast appearance across the country, now is the perfect time for weekend projects to spruce up your yard, or Read More

Indianapolis Career In Real Estate

So, you’re considering a Career In Real Estate are you?  You must have a ton of questions on your mind. Questions like:

What’s the best Pre-Licensing school? Is this a good time to get into real estate? Read More

Unfairly Foreclosed Upon? Deadline to Request Review Now Extended

For those who believe they might have suffered financial injury as a result of errors in foreclosure actions on their homes in 2009 or 2010, the deadline for submitting requests for review under the Independent Read More

HARP 2 – Your Appraisal Solution?

On December 1, 2011 the Federal government expanded their HARP refinance program and may have created the first really significant solution to the depressed world of real estate. The acronym stands for Home Affordable Refinance Read More

Succesful Sellers Top 10 Habits

1)Price Home Correctly- This is the most important factor.  Have an experienced Realtor run comparable sales to determine your homes value and price right at the value.

2)Update/Repair Home-The homeowner who wants to sell in Read More

Don’t Let Appraisals Stop Your Refinance

Over the last three years appraisals have been a challenge to many transactions and in many cases become a deal killer. Buyers that purchased at the top of the market have become trapped in a Read More

Tips to Get Through the Holidays without Accumulating Debt

According to the National Retail Federation’s (NRF) 2011 Holiday Consumer Intentions and Actions Survey, Americans will spend an average of $704.18 on holiday gifts and decorations, down slightly from last year’s average of $718.98. However, Read More

First-Time Home Buyers Still Active