Is it better to rent or buy a house after a divorce? Here’s my honest, practical advice for single moms after going through a divorce myself.
Before real estate, my career path was a little different. I earned a degree in history, and teaching was my first job out of college. Later, I pivoted into negotiating high-dollar settlements for the State
Here’s why I’m using an investment property to pay for my kids’ college tuition, or whatever they want to do after high school.
Let’s talk about the Holly Springs neighborhoods with the best resale value in 2026. Top communities, market insights, and where buyers love to invest.
Lauren covers some real estate options for singles over 55 in Wake County. Explore 55+ communities, amenities, and lifestyle tips for your next chapter.
You’ve just unloaded the moving truck after a long drive from another state. You grab a coffee from a local spot and take a slow drive through town. The sun filters through tall pines, kids
Imagine Jane and Mark, long-time Raleigh-area homeowners who decide to divorce. The house has grown in value over the years; they have two kids, and equity built up. Jane wants to stay in the home
You’ve lived in your Holly Springs home for years, raised your family, planted roots, and now most of your mortgage is paid off. You’re sitting at the kitchen table with your morning coffee, wondering if
Selling a home during a divorce is one of the most emotional parts of an already difficult chapter. We sat down with Lauren Fours, a Realtor® and divorce real estate specialist serving Holly Springs, Apex,
One of the most emotional sales I’ve ever experienced was helping a past client after the passing of his father. His dad had lived alone in Fuquay-Varina, and their relationship had been strained in recent
You pull into a tree-lined neighborhood in Holly Springs. There’s a front porch with just the right amount of space for some comfortable chairs and a dog curled up at your feet. You haven’t even
Many of my conversations with clients in their 50s and 60s start something like this: “We love our house, but we’re ready for something easier, with less yardwork, more freedom, and maybe a few neighbors
