Buying a Golf-Course Home When You Do Not Actually Golf

Buying a Golf-Course Home When You Do Not Actually Golf A surprising number of golf-course-home buyers have little interest in golf. They are not buying the game. They are buying the open view, the extra space behind the backyard, the mature landscaping, and the possibility of living without another

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What Salt Air, Humidity and Long Absences Do to a Lowcountry Home

What Salt Air, Humidity and Long Absences Do to a Lowcountry Home A Lowcountry home does not stop aging when the owner leaves. In some ways, it becomes more vulnerable because the three forces responsible for much of the quiet damage—salt, moisture and time—continue working while nobody is there to

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Why Online Views Do Not Matter if Buyers Never Schedule a Showing

Why Online Views Do Not Matter if Buyers Never Schedule a Showing A listing can collect thousands of online views and still produce almost no meaningful buyer activity. That number may look impressive in a seller update. It proves the property appeared in front of people and that some of them opened

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