When you want to add legal language to a real estate contract, you have to be careful what you're asking for. Frank Monacelli joins Geoff to explain why...

Whether it's a buyers market or a sellers market, you have to have reasons before you submit a low ball offer. Otherwise, you are wasting everyone's time (including your own)!

Nothing is worse than feeling like you overpaid for a purchase, right? Here's how you can tell if you did that for your house (hint: you probably didn't).

In the heat of a negotiation, you have to remember that the other side is not trying to hurt you!

Even if they come highly recommended, you can always choose to NOT do business with people or companies you don't like. Here's a recent example.

More questions at tunedinrealtor.com include whether you should sell your home when you are unemployed and owning rental properties while being a renter yourself. is that a smart business plan?

Another big story out of Arizona suggests Phoenix's loss could be Houston's gain. Will Houston finally have all four Big 4 sports teams? Geoff looks back on the information he got from NHLToHouston's Daniel Soter.

If you just bought a home, you need to make sure your property taxes are in your name. All sorts of helpful information on making sure you pay the tax man without penalty in this week's Ask The Broker.

It's a sellers market, so you can price your home for whatever you want, right? Nope. The house across the street has been on the market for almost 4 years and it's never going to sell. Why? Price is way too high. Here's why that's a killer!

More questions at tunedinrealtor.com. It's a nightmare neighbor story plus a brother and sister who cannot agree whether they should sell mom's house or rent it.