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Louisiana Carbon Monoxide Detector Law
Beginning on January 1, 2023, a new Louisiana carbon monoxide detector law will go into effect. What does the law say? All existing one-or-two-family dwellings at the time of transfer or lease...
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Please Don’t Cheat On Your New Orleans Real Estate Agent
We are open and honest with our readers, our clients, and anyone who takes the time to contact us with questions about the New Orleans real estate market. We’re more than happy to discuss...
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Springwood Estates, Belle Chasse LA
Springwood Estates • Custom built Belle Chasse LA homes Located in Belle Chasse, Louisiana, Springwood Estates has some of the newest homes available in Plaquemines Parish. Right off of Woodland...
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Starter Home or “Forever” Home?
A starter home is the first home that a buyer can afford to purchase. It might be a little dated. It might need some work. It might not be in the exact neighborhood that you’d love to live...
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What to Know About Risk Rating 2.0 Flood Insurance
The face of flood insurance in New Orleans is changing with the implementation of Risk Rating 2.0. Gone are the days of that preferred X flood zone meaning your premiums would be low because...
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Women in New Orleans Real Estate
Back when the National Association of REALTORS was started, it was totally a boy’s club. No women allowed. In the early 1900s, women were admitted to NAR, but local real estate...
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Do Home Sellers Have to Disclose Multiple Offers?
We’ve heard a lot of whining from agents lately when they get beat out in a multiple offer situation. “But you didn’t tell me to submit highest and best. You have to tell us...
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New Orleans Home Inspection – Will Your Agent Attend?
Home inspection conversations I’m part of an online group of real estate professionals from around the country, so it always interests me when the conversation turns to “how we do...
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How Not to Overpay for A House
There’s not much scarier for a home buyer than looking back and thinking that they paid too much for a house. This is likely the most expensive purchase you’ll ever make, so regret is...
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New Orleans Property Inspections – Do Them Again Post Hurricane
Now that everyone is in the clean-up phase after Hurricane Ida, buyers who were already under contract on a New Orleans home before the storm hit should be doing another property inspection. In...
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Post Hurricane Tips for Home Owners
It’s been an exhausting couple of weeks in New Orleans, for sure, and we didn’t get the damage that our neighbors south of us received. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t...
