When Should You Lower Your Home’s Listing Price?
If your home has been on the market for a while and it’s not getting the attention you think it should, or you’re not getting offers, it’s frustrating. More often than not, according to real estate professionals, the issue is the price.
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These Are Six of the Most Expensive Home Repairs
When you become a homeowner, you’re taking on not just the cost of your mortgage and down payment, but you also have to budget for those expenses you might not expect. The repairs you may need to do to your home through your ownership can be nearly impossible to predict and often tough to avoid.
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RE/MAX National Housing Report
April Home Sales and Inventory Up Over March Totals
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Home Inspections Can Save You Money In The Long-Run
If you're hiring someone to inspect the home you want to buy, or you're a seller trying to find out if there are any hidden problems that need fixing before you put your home on the market, here are five things you need to know:
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What’s a Two-on-One?
The term is pretty much self-explanatory as it relates to property types. A two-on-one means there are two separate residences on the same lot. Not to be confused with a duplex, which is also two residences, but they are connected to one another, whereas a two-on-one is not. A two-on-one means the units are not connected to one another.
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Corvallis Market Conditions
Shape of the Current Market: Summer 2025
May Real Estate Roundup
"This week, the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage rose slightly higher. Aspiring buyers should remember to shop around for the best mortgage rate, as they can potentially save thousands of dollars by getting multiple quotes."
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