When my good friend, Nikki, told me a few days ago that her father had just passed away from natural causes, my first reaction was to offer sympathy. Then I asked, “What are the funeral arrangements?” Her answer: “I’m not sure. We will have a memorial … Continue reading
Amidst fear and uncertainty, homeowners have begun hanging Christmas lights back up to signal their health and well being while spreading hope to passersby. Continue reading
The current national economic crisis weighs heavily on those with credit card debt. Continue reading
The space, which a Dutch couple purchased for a mere one euro, was transformed into a modern home over the course of 18 months. Continue reading
The company is making big changes to the cost structure of its various coaching programs for the next two months. Continue reading
Canceling open houses, making showings voluntary and offering online training are some of the steps MLSs are taking. More drastic steps may be on the horizon. Continue reading
Don’t peel out of the lot with that new car just yet. Good things come to those who wait a year. Continue reading
Say you go to the movies with a 20-something. After, neither of you can recall which previews were shown. Or the star’s name. Or, um, where you parked the car. Only one of you is probably thinking, “Oh no, am I losing it?” Not the 20-year-old. “We all … Continue reading
You’re eager to start a part-time business in retirement and have done your research. Now it’s time to learn about the legal requirements and tax implications; the human or electronic legal help you may need and what that could cost. First off: Decidin… Continue reading
Robert Reffkin argued coronavirus aid shouldn’t be limited to W2 workers. The National Association of Realtors has also said it is working to ensure aid packages benefit to agents. Continue reading