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Consumer complaints about goods and services almost always rise as demand peaks in the related market.
That's often because the less qualified and the less principled slip in behind the blur of market frenzy to work their slight of hand, cash in on the rush to beat the...
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Simultaneously buying one home and selling another can be tough.
In a hot market it's often a deal killer to include in your offer to buy a new home, a contingency to sell your existing home. Sellers will simply take their pick of offers not burdened by such a contingency....
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If you're shopping for a brand new condo rather than a re-sale, it's a different process that requires a special understanding of what you're getting into as well as a patient attitude.
Ron Chaquica is the Sales Manager for Smart Corner, a condo project that's being built...
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If you are going to spend top dollar for a house, you want a golden goose and not a turkey.
Now, that doesn't mean the house has to be perfect. You are going to spend some money after you move in -- industry experts say an average of $6,000 within the first six months --...
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Figuring out whether you're ready to buy a house -- whether you're a renter or are aiming to move up or size down -- can be a daunting task. But there are signs that will indicate whether you're ready to take the buying plunge.
If you are thinking about buying, you're not...
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In a market where prices are continually rising, should a potential buyer or seller/buyer ever wait for home prices to drop before diving in?
I would first refer you to your local economic outlook. Home prices are driven by supply and demand -- straight and simple. One of...
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