Interested in launching a staging career or adding staging services to your real estate marketing plan? Here's how.

When home owners take on a remodeling project, they’re often far more focused on choosing glistening fixtures for a new bathroom or debating the type of granite to use on a kitchen countertop than, say, navigating the intricacies of the building permit process. That could be a huge mistake, however, and it may not even come to light until the house is put up for sale. Ignoring...

A smartphone isn't just for making phone calls. Learn about new mobile apps that can be your secret weapon to keeping you safe while you're on the job.

How to battle the neighborhood eyesore when it's next door to your listing.

Stunning curb appeal can make buyers fall in love with a home from the moment they pull up in their car. But equally important in today’s Web-driven world is ensuring that your listings’ curb appeal transfers to online photos. Here are a few simple, no cost ways to get curb appeal in your property photos.

It's too easy for a remodeling budget go down the drain when improving a kitchen or bathroom. Small, inexpensive improvements such as painting or refinishing tubs, sinks, cabinets, countertops, and even grout can give old kitchens and baths a fresh feel.

Small updates will have a more dramatic impact if home owners are careful to keep the styles consistent and find ways to draw out the home’s best features. Here are some tips from experts on how to make small improvements pay off.

Emotions can charge in a real estate transaction — especially nowadays — and you may increasingly find yourself working with nagging, impossible to please, overly negative, or know-it-all types that, well, might be starting to drive you a little nuts.

It is possible to create striking winter curb appeal without expensive or complicated exterior changes. It just requires a little creativity. Here are eight tips from home-design experts.

Want to create a budget-friendly, classy holiday look? Try these simple suggestions from real estate and staging professionals.