Of course, there aren’t any rental homes in Louisville, Kentucky but there aren’t many. I mean, there aren’t zero, but there certainly aren’t enough. And that might not change very much going forward.
Homeowners tossing around ideas on whether to remodel or redesign their homes are in a great position to weigh the pros and cons.
If you’re old enough to remember Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous, then the name Robin Leach might mean something to you.
Every homebuyer should take a final walk-through of their soon-to-be new Louisville property before signing the closing papers. This is done to ensure that there has been no new damage to the property. It’s also to ensure that everything that is supposed to be included as part of the transaction is in the home and has not been removed.
It’s fun to follow the trends. Some are breakthrough concepts that are completely new and take the world by storm. Others are cyclical, in the sense that, they used to be “in” but fell out of favor and then returned to the current “it” style.
CoreLogic with their home price index, says that nationally home values are up 2.5%. They are also predicting a 2.0% increase for July. Here's what they wrote about the Louisville…