Living in New Orleans

A smooth transition of utilities to your new home can make the difference between braving the Louisiana summer for a week without air conditioning, or the frigid winter temps without hot water. Getting a clear picture of the steps involved in setting up or...

Residential properties with rich pasts have great appeal to potential purchasers, who could benefit from tax incentives. New Orleans has an abundance of historic neighborhoods and homes to choose from. From Uptown to the French Quarter, the city lives and breathes...

A First-Time Homebuyer’s Guide to Understanding Legal Possession of a Property You want to buy a home in New Orleans, and you’ve heard that you must purchase title insurance before the bank will lend you the money. Although it might seem like just one more expense,...

What New Orleans Buyers Are Really Looking for When homeowners put a house up for sale, they hope it will be attractive to prospective buyers for a variety of reasons: the neighborhood, the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, and a spacious backyard. After all, their...

How to View Your New Orleans Home From a Different Perspective You’ve decided to try and sell your New Orleans home. After conducting some local market and neighborhood trend research, you think you’re ready to go, but there’s one other thing you need to consider....

What Every NOLA Home Buyer Should Consider About Trees on a Property One important consideration that many people don't make while they are buying a house in New Orleans is the type, quantity, and location of trees on a prospective property. Live oak trees are...