Indianapolis Real Estate News & Information

You've decided to sell your home and know you have to do some things to get it ready for the market. Where's the best place to start and what repairs will return the maximum amount? I'm glad you asked!

Like many people, most of my day is spent "on the move." In my travels, I am always on the lookout for a special place to get a break in the middle of the day.

It seems that you can't go a day without hearing something about real estate. Between foreclosures, predatory lending practices and the sub-prime market, there always seems to be something to report. For the homeowner concerned about their investment, all the press can seem a bit daunting and leave one with a lot of questions.

Who doesn't like to buy anything brand new versus a "used" model? From new computers, to new cars, to yes - even a new house, there's something dramatically appealing about being the first person to own something.

If your home didn't sell during the original listing period, you're probably wondering why. After all, the end goal is to sell your house, so understanding the reasons why a home doesn't sell may help you find areas to improve upon. There are five main reasons a house doesn't sell within the contractual term of a listing agreement: