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For those of us who have been somewhat transient in the past, moving invokes nausea. The fierce rip of packing tape and musty odor of boxes can make anyone's head spin — and then you fork over big bucks for movers, a truck, and storage. Relocation is beyond the definition of hassle.

The good news is, according to an article from the Chicago Sun-Times, sales of homes in Illinois increased this year for the first time in the last three years! The amount of sales increased 0.3 percent, but the median price still declined 12.9 percent to $165,000...

As we previously stated in Don’t Wait to Invest, Part 1, the most popular regret for people in their 20s and 30s is that they didn’t invest in real estate sooner or at all. The positive aspect about real estate investing is that it’s ageless. Howe...

Wondering why your home isn’t selling? You don’t have to look hard to find articles describing the current real estate market, which has provided fewer buyers amidst a surplus of available homes for sale. Obviously that plays a role in selling today. On...

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Like holiday shoppers in search of a good bargain, first-time home buyers were out in force last month, scooping up homes to grab a federal tax credit that was to have expired Nov. 30.As a result, sales ...

There is nothing like buying your first home. Many first-time buyers can’t wait to personalize the property, inside and out, making it their own. However, a lot of people don’t even know where to begin! A good place to start searching for ideas is outside, in front of the house. Ta...

Okay, let’s talk reality. We at Buy Owner are always talking to you about how to live a greener, more eco-friendly life in your house. ...

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The U.S. housing market has been in a slump for the past four years. When will it ever end? Here is a guide to navigating a fractured and volatile market.

According to a recent radio trivia question, the most popular regret for people in their 20s and 30s is that they didn’t invest in real estate sooner or at all. Whether you’re in this age group, or you’re well past your 30s, it is never too late to invest in real estate. Don’...

Remember when you were a house hunter? You may have driven through neighborhoods to get a feel for the types of homes in the area or how close they were to schools, shopping, highways. And right after location, the #1 thing you were noticing was how the place looked outside...

Need decorating ideas? Feeling uncreative? If you find yourself in a decorating funk, here’s an idea that’s always available: decorate for a certain time period. Th...

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LOS ANGELES, Nov. 11 /PRNewswire/ -- Affordable prices and foreclosures are attracting investors to the housing markets today, and the number of consumers interested in investing in real estate has doubled since March 2009, according to the new Move.com Homeownership Survey released today. ...

As of last week, the $8,000 home buyer tax credit has been extended, ending next spring instead of at the end of this month. Plus, there’s a new credit for qualifying existing home owners. What does this mean for you? ...

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With the recent extension of the homebuyers tax credit and expansion to include a current homeowner tax credit, there is probably going to be a lot of people in

















