Where do You Plan to Retire?
In the latter half of LBGT people's lives, where we seem to have grown into somewhat of a better environment regarding the treatment of LGBT people, we are starting to consider where it is we should retire to.
Why I Chose Cape Cod
For LGBT people, the location of your new home is just as important, sometimes even more so, than the actual house itself. Let me tell you why my husband and I decided that Cape Cod was the perfect place for...
How I Found an LGBT-Friendly Realtor
Back in the day, before domestic partnership, civil unions and same-sex marriage, it was a challenge for a same sex couple to find a realtor who understood the needs of LGBT buyers.
Why LGBT people need an LGBT friendly Realtor®
Unfortunately, there are a fair amount of landlords, sellers and real estate agents that feel that they should have the right to not rent, sell their property, or represent LGBT in transactions due to their...
Dealing with Financing
As the events of the last few years in the real estate industry show, people forget about the tremendous financial responsibility of purchasing a home at their peril. Here are a few tips for dealing with the...
Preparing to Sell
Selling your home doesn′t just mean hiring a realtor to stick a sign out front. There are a lot of preparations you should make to ensure you get the best offer possible in the shortest time.Repair. Just...
Relocating to the Big City
Moving from a small town or suburb to a large city can be an intimidating proposition. Here are a few tips to help make your move as painless as possible.Research before you move. It’s important to...
