by DAWGS Door and Window Guard Systems | Property Security | Nov 15, 2021 | Real Estate
Although real estate is seen as one of the most stable and profitable markets in the U.S., it is not immune to major cyclical changes. This has been especially true during the pandemic, which dramatically affected inventory and property prices across the country....
by DAWGS Door and Window Guard Systems | Property Security | Nov 15, 2021 | Real Estate
1. Basic colors in the interior as a trend in 2022 There are two factors in choosing a color. The main trend until 2021 was “naturalness,” and the pandemic only exacerbated it. We began to spend much more time at home, and the bright details in the environment began...
by DAWGS Door and Window Guard Systems | Property Security | Oct 11, 2021 | Real Estate
If you’re among the millions of HGTV viewers who’ve seen an episode of “Flip or Flop,” you’ve probably thought about the thrill of gutting a house and turning a five- or six-figure profit. But the process isn’t as easy as the professionals on television make it look....
by DAWGS Door and Window Guard Systems | Property Security | Oct 11, 2021 | Real Estate
Whether you’re thinking of selling in the next six months or a few years down the road, remodeling with ROI in mind is a smart move. Your home is a huge financial investment, and any money you put toward it should not only increase your enjoyment of the home now but...
by DAWGS Door and Window Guard Systems | Property Security | Sep 13, 2021 | Real Estate
Housing professionals have long been anticipating the response to the July 31 expiration of the federal moratorium on foreclosures. With August numbers coming in, analysts say there has indeed been a rise in foreclosure activity, but they do not expect a large influx....
by DAWGS Door and Window Guard Systems | Property Security | Sep 13, 2021 | Real Estate
In early July 2021, Fannie Mae confirmed something that most real estate professionals already knew: Buyers and sellers are currently on a very different page. Over half of buyers (64%) think it is now a bad time to buy. By contrast, an even higher percentage of...
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