Meet the brown marmorated stink bug: A creepy little bugger that can release an odor when attacked (it smells like cilantro — go figure). It was “imported” from Asia about 15 years ago, and has made its home across the … [Read more...]
Victims of illegal foreclosure will soon get payment
About 46,000 Virginians will soon be able to get their due from the national mortgage foreclosure settlement — they’ll be receiving the paperwork in the mail. That settlement was reached with the nation’s five biggest lenders, which … [Read more...]
Good numbers from existing-home-sales report
Two things of note from NAR’s August existing home sales report: First-time buyers make up about 31% of the market, and distressed sales (foreclosures and short sales) only make up about 22%. (Note: Just in case it’s not clear, those … [Read more...]
Determining the Cost and Benefit of a Home Renovation Project
By Erin Devine, DIY Home & Floor Blog Often, home owners want to update the kitchen with granite countertops, install new flooring or renovate the basement to make their homes more appealing to buyers. Before you begin planning your renovations, … [Read more...]
Maybe there’s no recovery? Beg to differ with ya
Interesting post over at the Progressive Policy Institute entitled “Rising Home Prices May Not Spell Recovery.” Interesting, but — to be overly blunt — wrong. The argument by author Jason Gold is that, although it seems home … [Read more...]
SWAR raises RPAC cash with Realtor Town Hall
Our friends at the Southwest Virginia Association raised a bunch of money for RPAC last night with a town hall meeting in Abingdon. Local legislators spoke, raffles were held (with one bear bringing in more than $700), concerns were heard, and … [Read more...]
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