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When someone talks about a house having “good bones” they are talking about the structure and basic framework of the home. A home with good bones has the core systems and support in place that can carry it through decades of use without major failures. That includes things like a sturdy foundation, functional framing, and mechanical systems that are in good condition.   Knowing what to look for can help you decide whether a property is worth buying or if you are just buying p

As remote and hybrid work settle in as part of modern life, what people look for in a home is shifting dramatically. According to Realtor.com ’s analysis of housing listings, home features that support remote work are surging in popularity. These “remote-ready” homes don’t just offer space; they cater to connectivity, flexibility, and wellness in a way that fits today’s work-from-home lifestyle. 1. Connectivity Is King One of the biggest jumps among listing features: hardwire

Buying a home is one of the biggest financial decisions most of us will ever make—and yet, it’s surprising how often the focus stays on paint colour, flooring and appliances, while the real threats lie in what we can’t see. According to an article from Realtor.com , three especially dangerous risks that often surface during a home inspection are: lead, asbestos and radon. 1. Lead: An Old Foe with New Risks If the house was built before 1978 (in the U.S. context) or in older

In a recent article , the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) explores a growing trend: more homebuyers are choosing to waive inspection contingencies to make their offers more competitive.  In such highly competitive markets, skipping a home inspection can seem like a shortcut — but it’s raising eyebrows among state regulators and real-estate professionals alike.   What’s Happening According to NAR, about 21%  of buyers in September waived the inspection contingency—up f

Good news for homebuyers: mortgage rates have quietly dipped to their lowest levels of 2025.

Build-to-Rent (BTR) housing is fast becoming a popular choice in today’s ever-changing real estate market. Rather than buying, many...

The housing market is seeing an unusual trend lately. Inventory is up by 16% compared to last year, meaning more homes are available...

Source: NAR Houzz ’s 2025 Emerging Summer Trends Report highlights hot home trends this summer—colorful palettes, wood-focused spaces,...

Source: realtor.com The odds of a Fed rate cut in July took a nosedive after a strong June jobs report showed the U.S. added 147,000 ...

Source: NAR Homebuyers this spring are securing lower mortgage rates than a year ago, with 30-year fixed rates averaging 6.76% , down...

From loan processing to title work to last-minute “surprise” fees, closing costs can add thousands of dollars to the true price of buying a home.

Mortgage Rate Update in Monroe County, PA Currently, the average 30-year mortgage rate in Monroe County, PA, is around 7%. Here's how...