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Houses are made to be lived in, which often means, after many years of being occupied, the wear and tear that naturally comes along with everyday living can add up, leading to the need for repairs or renovations. Here are a few things to know about selling a house that needs repairs before putting it on the market.

Through 55places, and with the help of an experienced real estate agent, active adults can sell their homes quickly and efficiently. Homeowners work closely with a 55places real estate expert to find the right buyers for their house and facilitate the home selling process from start to finish.

Parrotheads are getting another chance to win their dream home in Latitude Margaritaville. Minto Communities and Margaritaville Holdings are partnering with "Wheel of Fortune" to give away a house in Watersound, Daytona Beach, or Hilton Head. From April 26 to April 30, the popular game show will run its giveaway.

There's no denying it; it's a seller's market right now, and in most areas, the housing market is just getting hotter by the day. While it may be a no-brainer selling a home in a seller's market, it's still helpful to know how to get the best price possible and the best terms for your particular situation.

Prop 19 brings both good and perhaps bad news for active adult homeowners. The good news is that they'll be able to move residences up to three times in their lifetime, all while keeping their current property tax rate. The bad news--their children may not be able to keep that low tax rate as they once would have in the past.

One of the latest real estate trends in active adult real estate is the increased popularity of multigenerational homes. Whether you're interested in learning more about this trend or planning for your family's future, it's worth exploring the benefits, features, and challenges of multigenerational homes.

If you love pickleball, you're in good company with active adults who live in Trilogy 55+ communities. Not only do most Trilogy communities across the country contain pickleball courts and organized clubs, but the developer has also announced its 2021 sponsorship with the Professional Pickleball Association (PPA).

There's a lot that goes into planning for retirement, but one of the most common questions is can someone who has retired still work? The short answer is, yes. You can still work after retiring, but there are several factors you need to be aware of before making the decision.

Those who plan to retire in the next few years know that retirement is a process. Contemplating all of the factors that go into retirement can feel understandably overwhelming, but this guide can help point near-retirees in the right direction. Keep reading to learn how to retire from your job.

On the surface, a renovated house may have the appearance of being perfectly done, but buyers must do their due diligence to be sure they're not purchasing a "lemon." Here's what to look out for and what to double-check when purchasing a renovated home.