Sean Pierpont

This article outlines six questions to ask yourself if you’re looking to buy a new house.

If you have kids, finding a neighborhood with close proximity to a good school district is imperative. This article gives tips on how to start that search.

We all love a festive neighborhood, and this article shows which neighborhoods are bursting with decorations this winter.

This article gives ideas on what you can do to cheaply stage your home so you won’t break the bank.

Teacher salaries don’t usually allow them to buy just any house, but this article shows areas that are more affordable for teachers to buy in.

Figuring out whether to buy or rent when you’ve retired is a difficult question, but this article gives tips on both options.

City living has always been expensive, but some areas are cheaper than others. This article discusses metro areas that won’t break the bank.

Finding the right home is important, but arguably more important is seeing if the neighborhood you’re moving into is the right one. This article gives tips on deciding whether your new neighborhood is right for you.

This article discusses the five questions you should ask before you buy a fixer upper.

Bad neighbors can make or break where you live. This article talks about how to deal with obnoxious neighbors.