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    • Kitchen Cabinets: Paint ‘em Yourself or Pay the Big Bucks? Written by Jaymi Naciri

      Kitchen Cabinets: Paint ‘em Yourself or Pay the Big Bucks? Written by Jaymi Naciri,Jaymi Naciri

      Are you thinking of painting your kitchen cabinets? You can find dozens—hundreds, even—of tutorials and tip lists to show you how. They'll list the supplies needed and show you the proper techniques for the best outcome. And many of them even get real about just how intensive and interminable the p

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    • Weekend Talking Points - 'Options' by Scott Bradley Brixen

      Weekend Talking Points - 'Options' by Scott Bradley Brixen,Scott Bradley Brixen

      "Core" PCE growth slowed to 2.6% YoY in April. (The Fed's target is 2.0%.) Jobs week was pretty weak overall, though the BLS headline looked like a beat. And 1Q 2025 GDP contracted. For all these reasons, you'd expect the Fed to be cutting rates. However, with the impact of Trump's tariffs being so

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    • Don’t Let Your Wallet Melt: Texas-Sized Tips to Cool Down That Electric Bill

      Don’t Let Your Wallet Melt: Texas-Sized Tips to Cool Down That Electric Bill,David Gill

      Y'all know summer in Texas ain't just hot—it's hotter'n a billy goat in a pepper patch. And when that thermostat starts flirtin' with triple digits, your electric bill can shoot up faster than a jackrabbit on a date. But don't sweat it, neighbor. With a little foresight and some good old-fashioned

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    • How to Prepare for the Spring House-Hunting Rush By John Pullega

      How to Prepare for the Spring House-Hunting Rush By John Pullega,John Pullega

      Spring is primetime for house hunting. That means that fall and winter are great times to prepare yourself for the spring house-hunting rush. Here are a few easy-to-implement tips to get yourself ahead of the curve as people begin to hunker down for the holidays! Start contacting warm leads. If you

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    • Requirements to Buy a House in Texas: 12 Things Homebuyers Should Know Posted by Texas Real Estate Source

      Requirements to Buy a House in Texas: 12 Things Homebuyers Should Know Posted by Texas Real Estate Source,Texas Real Estate Source

      So, you're looking to buy a house in the great state of Texas? You're not alone—with its diverse landscape, booming cities, and affordable cost of living, Texas has become an increasingly popular destination for prospective homeowners.   Before you start browsing listings and attending open houses,

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    • Faking It: Faux Materials You Can Use To Bring Real Interest Written by Jaymi Naciri

      Faking It: Faux Materials You Can Use To Bring Real Interest Written by Jaymi Naciri,Jaymi Naciri

      As the Marvin Gaye song lyric goes, "Ain't nothing like the real thing, Baby." And while that might be a good motto to live by, when it comes to home trends and décor, today it's all about faux. You can have a great-looking place, even if it wasn't built that way, without incurring huge expenses. An

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    • Are USDA Loans Just for Farms? Written by Ashley Sutphin

      Are USDA Loans Just for Farms? Written by Ashley Sutphin,Ashley Sutphin

        A USDA loan can represent an overlooked opportunity for homebuyers. Many myths surround this particular type of loan, keeping people from exploring their options. USDA loans are from the United States Department of Agriculture and have enormous benefits. These loans don’t require a down paymen

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    • Sellers: Clutter-Free Tips That Can Make Your Home Look More Appealing Written by Realty Times Staff

      Sellers: Clutter-Free Tips That Can Make Your Home Look More Appealing Written by Realty Times Staff,Realty Times Staff

      Tidying up your home for your open house or a buyer’s showing can make all the difference when it comes to selling your home. Yet, sometimes sellers neglect to do this even though it will help increase their chances of getting an offer. A little tidying up, organizing, and showcasing your home’s be

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    • When Should You Respond with a Counteroffer? Written by Ashley Sutphin

      When Should You Respond with a Counteroffer? Written by Ashley Sutphin,Ashley Sutphin

      When you’re selling your home, negotiation is likely to be part of the equation. Last year, that might not have been the case, with many homes receiving multiple offers and ultimately selling for over the asking price. Now, with interest rates stubbornly high, sellers are facing a different situati

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    • What’s a Good Debt-To-Income Ratio? Written by Ashley Sutphin

      What’s a Good Debt-To-Income Ratio? Written by Ashley Sutphin,Ashley Sutphin

      If you're applying for a mortgage, you'll likely encounter the term debt-to-income ratio (DTI). This is a measure of your monthly debt payments divided by your gross monthly income. Lenders use your credit history and DTI to determine whether you can repay a loan. Every lender has its own DTI requi

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    • What troops and retirees need to know about the VA home loan in 2025 By Leo Shane III of the Air Force Times

      What troops and retirees need to know about the VA home loan in 2025 By Leo Shane III of the Air Force Times,David Gill

      Note: Whether it’s health care, retirement benefits, family support and child care, VA benefits, or other programs, getting smart about the rewards you have earned is worth your time. Although it is not yet clear to what extent federal cuts will affect DOD programs — including quality-of-life initi

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    • The housing market is improving, but buyers are anxious by Dave Gallagher

      The housing market is improving, but buyers are anxious by Dave Gallagher,Dave Gallagher

      While they're showing more interest, economic volatility and uncertainty about the future could prevent buyers from making a home purchase. Key points: The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage was up slightly this week, but it continues to hover around levels last seen in December. An increase in home tour

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    • Considering Selling Your Home in 2025? The Best Time to Sell is Right Around the Corner, According to Realtor.com® Written by Move Inc

      Considering Selling Your Home in 2025? The Best Time to Sell is Right Around the Corner, According to Realtor.com® Written by Move Inc,Move Inc

      Sellers who list April 13-19 could potentially make $4,800 more, sell their home nine days faster and have 13.2% less competition on average, than in the average week. In a challenging real estate market, timing can make a difference and this year, according to the Best Time to Sell report from Real

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    • What Happens To Your Mortgage During a Recession? Written by Ashley Sutphin

      What Happens To Your Mortgage During a Recession? Written by Ashley Sutphin,David Gill

      A recession is an inevitable period in the economy, often referred to as a pause in an otherwise expansionary period. Recessions do end, but that doesn’t mean they don’t cause damage along the way. They also affect real estate markets and interest rates.   A healthy economy includes low unemployme

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    • Buyer agreements vs. representation: A critical distinction by Lisa Piccardo

      Buyer agreements vs. representation: A critical distinction by Lisa Piccardo,Lisa Piccardo

      Industry rule changes took effect six months ago, but many real estate professionals still don't fully understand representation or why it matters.   Thinking significantly about residential real estate success requires a big-picture perspective. Industry Decoded features industry experts who can en

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    • Demolition Day Realities Written by PJ Wade

      Demolition Day Realities Written by PJ Wade,PJ Wade

      Demo Day is cast as the “fun” part of renovation and construction thanks to HGTV. Trashing and slashing. Kicking down drywall. Tearing kitchen cupboards off the wall, ripping out toilets…. Owners and celebrity reno stars wielding sledge hammers and power tools, trying to outdo each other. That care

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    • Signs That It Is Time To Renovate Your House

      Signs That It Is Time To Renovate Your House,Ana-Maria Sanders

      Renovating your home requires a significant investment. To get the most out of each penny you spend, you must renovate only when necessary. So, how do you know if it’s high time that you renovate your home? Check out these tell-tale signs: Your Home is Deteriorating The rate at which your home deter

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    • 10 Effective Ways to Support and Boost Visibility for Local Small Businesses

      10 Effective Ways to Support and Boost Visibility for Local Small Businesses,David Gill

      10 Effective Ways to Support and Boost Visibility for Local Small Businesses by David Gill

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    • Buying a Home? Don't Forget to Ask These Questions! Written by Michael Porter

      Buying a Home? Don't Forget to Ask These Questions! Written by Michael Porter,David Gill

      Can You Have a Copy of the Home’s Sales History? It is essential to know how many times the home has changed hands over the years, as well as how much the home sold for each time. This will let you know about your prospective property’s value fluctuations, which can help you sell the House and nego

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    • The Mortgage Go-Round Written by David Reed

      The Mortgage Go-Round Written by David Reed,David Gill

      There are lots of mortgage programs out there. And when I say lots, I mean lots and lots. What are all these different types of home loans? There are far too many to mention here individually, but they basically fall into one of two categories: fixed-rate loans and adjustable-rate loans. That's rea

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