If you are buying a home, you don’t have to pay real estate agent commission. If you are selling a home you pay commission to both your agent and the buyer’s agent when your house closes.

With the evolution of the Internet and home search sites it had become the norm for buyers to be dialed into the new listings almost as fast as the agent is.

The recent sales in the neighborhood give you and your agent ammunition and information to make a solid offer.

A good real estate agent, with knowledge of the local market and negotiation experience, can make the difference between a successful transaction vs a deal that falls apart.

When it is time buy a home, you’re certainly hoping to get the best price and terms. To do that succesfully, you need to know when to start negotiating and when to stop.

When using an online home valuation tool, you need to understand that the results won't likely be 100 percent accurate. However, this isn't to say that the results will be far off, either.

When you are considering a house, mentally try to remove the staging from you planning. Try to pay more attention to the layout of the house and the structure itself, rather than the pretty wine glasses and pillow cases.

Meeting your buyer agent for the first time, here is what you should expect.

All homes have flaws. Some you can deal with; others are deal breakers. Here's how to know the difference.

This episode is a continuation of what information is need to present an offer on a home.