Category: Real Estate

courtesy of Realtor.com Once you close on your home sale, you can walk away and celebrate, right? Well, not exactly! After you sell your house, you certainly should celebrate, but you have more things to

courtesy of Realtor.com If you’re listing your home for sale, your goal is to make it a “thumb-stopper”—the listing that makes a buyer slow down, take a good look and read about how fabulous it

courtesy of University of Minnesota Extension The best way to make your pasture more productive is to divide your pasture area into a few small paddocks. Horse’s are selective grazers. They tend to eat the forage

by Cheryl Erpelding Life-long horsewoman, Kristina Novak has been a successful realtor in Southern California for 35 years and has recently launched Monument Global Estates to better serve her growing real estate business.

provided by Terri Gamboa Team Terri Gamboa Team is the #1 Horse Property and Luxury Homes on Acreage REALTOR®’s in Las Vegas. #1 in Horse Property sales and top producing agents in Realty One Group

courtesy of Realtor.com If you’ve fantasized about how to build a “barndominium”—a barn that’s been converted into a living space for humans—then join the club. Barn conversions are hot. The term itself, a mashup of “barn” and “condominium,”

courtesy of Realtor.com Avoid regrets by knowing what questions to ask a REALTOR® or owner before you commit to a new home. If you bought a house with no maintenance issues big or small, let

by Larissa Runkle, Courtesy of Realtor.com There’s nothing worse than sitting around waiting—especially when you’re waiting for a seller to respond to your offer on the biggest financial decision of your life. Yeesh, it’s excruciating.