The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act included a controversial change: a $10,000 cap on an individual’s itemized deductions for state and local...

It’s exciting to update a kitchen, remodel a bathroom, add a master suite, convert a garage to a workout room, or add skylights. However,...

U.S. homeowners who completed home projects averaged $13,138 on home services in 2020, up from $9,081 the year before. They completed an...

Texas REALTORS® partnered with the Asian Real Estate Association of America (AREAA) to host a discussion about Asian American...

Houses are complicated, and it takes time to learn how all the systems work. Here are five basic skills to get you started. Unclog a...

The more time people spend in their city, the more they’ll be attached to the metro area. That is one finding of Community Ties:...

June is homeownership month, and you can help celebrate Texans who have become homeowners. Encourage your clients to share their stories...

You may not be there in person, but what you leave behind for a showing can help your home make a good impression to potential buyers....

You know potential clients are searching online for real estate information. Give them what they want on your website, Facebook page, and...

You’ve likely been hearing about proposals to reform the federal tax system. But even though Congress is finally tackling long-overdue...