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October 2008 [Vol: 8] [Num: 10]

Make the most of moving expenses on tax deductions Texas foreclosures down while nation up Save money and lower stress with residential service contracts

September 2008 [Vol: 8] [Num: 9]

On the market? Keep your house pristine Be ready to buy Forbes says Texas has top four US cities in which to buy a home Selling in a down market

August 2008 [Vol: 8] [Num: 8]

Older homes may need electrical system upgrades 5 Things to do before listing your home for sale "Slow Home" movement takes root Home values up in Texas

July 2008 [Vol: 8] [Num: 7]

Texas jobs grow despite nation's woes Small land transactions big market in Texas

June 2008 [Vol: 8] [Num: 6]

Quick ways to boost property value Texas leads nation in FHA home loans

May 2008 [Vol: 8] [Num: 5]

Home buyers are "going green" IRS allows tax benefits when homes sold "early" San Antonio, Austin, Houston and Metroplex highlighted by Forbes

April 2008 [Vol: 8] [Num: 4]

Web marketing just one tool in real estate Markets still balanced in Texas Know the credit score basics

March 2008 [Vol: 8] [Num: 3]

Landscaping counts when selling a home Texas economy continues to outpace nation Texas home to biggest population growth

February 2008 [Vol: 8] [Num: 2]

Avoid "over-improving" your property Market conditions demand professional expertise What's "In" for homes in 2008

January 2008 [Vol: 8] [Num: 1]

Experts surprised by depth of fed cut Fed takes steps to curb subprime abuses 2008 great "trade up" year for Texans

December 2007 [Vol: 7] [Num: 13]

Texas housing considered undervalued Read the seller's disclosure Texas economists offer alternative solutions to mortgage crisis Property parts have life expectancies

November 2007 [Vol: 7] [Num: 12]

Quick relocations don’t mandate housing "fire sales" Hold off on big purchases Perspective important in Texas real estate

October 2007 [Vol: 7] [Num: 11]

Pre-qualification versus pre-approval Texas builders could bust economy

September 2007 [Vol: 7] [Num: 10]

Texas insulated from the worst of national economic woes Despite mortgage woes, sub-prime serves purpose

August 2007 [Vol: 7] [Num: 9]

Homeownership in Texas brings key tax advantages Texas homeowners protected by law

July 2007 (v2) [Vol: 7] [Num: 8]

Property taxes a worry for some retirees Texas surpasses national home appreciation rate

July 2007 [Vol: 7] [Num: 7]

Property taxes a worry for some retirees Texas surpasses national home appreciation rate

June 2007 [Vol: 7] [Num: 6]

Texans vote for tax relief for seniors, disabled Beware so-called "rescue loans"

May 2007 [Vol: 7] [Num: 5]

Clock ticking on energy tax credits for homeowners Texas future looks bright

April 2007 [Vol: 7] [Num: 4]

Texas land still a good investment Experts describe homes of future Texas seeing rapid population growth

March 2007 [Vol: 7] [Num: 3]

10 steps to beautiful landscaping Tips to follow when house shopping Are Texas property taxes out of whack?

February 2007 [Vol: 7] [Num: 2]

Texas economy and outlook trump nation Is 40 the New 30 in Home Loans? Stay cool, save money with higher SEER

January 2007 [Vol: 7] [Num: 1]

Getting a CLUE about Texas homeowner's insurance How to get rid of your PMI

December 2006 [Vol: 6] [Num: 12]

Property taxes offset by desirable schools Texas dominates big city America Texas’ lucky economic stars

November 2006 [Vol: 6] [Num: 11]

Rough times ahead? Not likely in Texas More job growth, strong housing sales in Texas’ future

Halloween 2006 [Vol: 6] [Num: 10]

Two potential road bumps to future housing market Home sales dropping nationally, gaining in Texas

September 2006 [Vol: 6] [Num: 9]

Understanding "points" Preparing your house for a sale Healthy home maintenance checklist for fall Texas job growth nearly double national rate

August 2006 [Vol: 6] [Num: 8]

Converting empty nests to homey spaces Money magazine says experts, not Internet, for appraisals Safely hosting open houses

Special Summer Edition 2006 [Vol: 6] [Num: 6]

Preparing your home for severe storms and hurricanes Fast summer real estate market with eye out for hurricanes

May 2006 [Vol: 6] [Num: 5]

Texas jobless rate up slightly Texas avoids housing bubble, but not all trouble

April 2006 [Vol: 6] [Num: 4]

A moving day "checklist" keeps you cool, calm and collected Realtors rally for tax relief

March 2006 [Vol: 6] [Num: 3]

Quiz yourself on Texas rental laws Tips on Texas Condominiums

February 2006 [Vol: 6] [Num: 2]

Beating back the rise of home foreclosures in Texas Is your house "market ready"?

January 2006 [Vol: 6] [Num: 1]

New AC minimum-efficiency standards in effect Texas economy starting strong in 2006

New Year 2006 [Vol: 5] [Num: 12]

Moderate Texas Home Appreciation Means Healthy Market What to do when previewing a home

November 2005 [Vol: 5] [Num: 11]

Texas Realtors: Working for you behind the scenes Remodelers promote "aging-in-place" features in existing homes Many consumers confused by credit scores

Oct/Nov 2005 [Vol: 5] [Num: 10]

American garages are growing Texas homebuyers get more home for their incomes Are discount points right for you? New law keeps Texas homeowners from getting hosed on insurance premiums New home construction rebounds from shock of hurricanes

September 2005 [Vol: 5] [Num: 9]

Home offices and home theaters in high demand, says survey Architects push for long-term rebuilding strategies in wake of hurricanes Texas not due for housing correction New real estate laws in effect for Texas Katrina and Rita Impact Texas

August 2005 [Vol: 5] [Num: 8]

Moving quickly? What to do? Texas lawmakers guarantee protection from eminent domain Texas one of three states dominating population growth No Texas cities named in national “high risk” areas for price corrections

July 2005 [Vol: 5] [Num: 7]

Indoor air quality: What Texans need to know Once pre-approved, don’t do anything to change your credit report Study shows more homebuyers enduring longer commutes Experts Report Risk of “Bubble” in Texas Residential Real Estate as “Very Low”

June 2005 [Vol: 5] [Num: 6]

Texas homeowners have right to protest property tax assessments Single females driving housing trends Homebuyer survey shows high demand for extras Texas one of three states dominating population growth

May 2005 [Vol: 5] [Num: 5]

Lead in your home? What you should know NAR working toward improved efficency of electronic real estate transactions Texas home prices remain well below national averages

April 2005 [Vol: 5] [Num: 4]

Trees: a smart investment for homeowners Preparing a home for sale Texas Realtors urge lawmakers to bring property tax relief

March 2005 [Vol: 5] [Num: 3]

Pre-approved to buy? Beware purchases or inquiries affecting your credit score Ready to sell? Speed up your inspection NAR reports shifts in Texas homeowner demographics Homeowners reap benefits at tax time

February/March 2005 [Vol: 5] [Num: 2]

Second-home and investment home markets surge Get ready for Texas crabgrass as summer nears Ready to buy? What to know about inspections Job growth steady in Texas

January 2005 [Vol: 5] [Num: 1]

Save money: check on your private mortgage insurance Décor trends moving to vibrant hues, bold combinations The value of a Realtor versus the cost of "going it alone" Ready to sell? Think like a buyer

November/December 2004 [Vol: 4] [Num: 11]

Housing wealth has greater effect than stocks, new study shows National Association of Realtors releases profile of US homebuyer preferences Buyers name "commuter time" as a top criteria in homebuying searches

October 2004 [Vol: 4] [Num: 10]

Use Your Fireplace Safely this Winter Economists Predict Return to Pre-Recession Employment Peaks for Texas in 2005 Report complaints related to electric utilities

September 2004 [Vol: 4] [Num: 9]

Lower That Light Bill Texas Gardeners: Plant Your Spring Bulbs Now Texas Housing Boom a Bust for Rental Properties Viva Tejas! Hispanic Texans Anticipated to Outnumber Anglo Texans by 2020

August 2004 [Vol: 4] [Num: 8]

Women Taking Active Role in Home Repair Give Your Home a Beauty Makeover with Some “Face Lift” Procedures Survey Says: Homeownership Still Sound Investment

July 2004 [Vol: 4] [Num: 7]

Is your water too hot? Avoid dangerous burns at home Want to buy or sell? Avoid the drastic and expensive “do it yourself” mistakes Supporting your rights for homeowner insurance

June 2004 [Vol: 4] [Num: 6]

Texas Department of Health Urges Use of Mosquito Repellent Americans May be Curbing Appetites for Super-Sized Housing Texas A&M Real Estate Center Reports no End to National Housing Market Boom

May 2004 [Vol: 4] [Num: 5]

Hot Texas Markets for Big-Buck Homes Insurance Commissioner says Homeowners Market Stabilizing Texas Housing Affordability Levels Remain Above 50%

April 2004 [Vol: 4] [Num: 4]

Ready to Sell? Get ready to Clean! Texas Real Estate Confidence Jumps

March 2004 [Vol: 4] [Num: 3]

Performance Of Housing Industry To Remain Strong, Economists Predict Home Improvement Industry Booming

February 2003 [Vol: 4] [Num: 2]

Costs of Homeownership in Texas Below Median of States American Home Designs Evolving in 2004 2004 Texas Housing Forecast Looking Robust

January 2004 [Vol: 4] [Num: 1]

Maintaining Your Home’s Energy Efficiency New Home Construction Aids Economic Recovery Texas Housing Market Remains Strong in 2004

December 2003 [Vol: 3] [Num: 12]

Texas Ends Year with Solid Housing Market Tips on Childproofing Your Home Three Great Reasons for Texans to Seek Homeownership

November [Vol: 3] [Num: 11]

Surprise Surge in Housing Starts Do It Yourself or Hire a Professional? Texas Housing Affordability Hindered By Economy

October 2003 [Vol: 3] [Num: 10]

Good Air Flow Important for Good Health Economic Forecasts and Low Inflation Great News for Housing Texas Housing Market Stays Strong

September 2003 [Vol: 3] [Num: 9]

Simple Steps to Avoid a “Misstep” New Borrowing Option for Texas Homeowners Housing Market to Stay Strong and Steady

August 2003 [Vol: 3] [Num: 8]

Texans See Relief in Insurance Rates Fire Safety Tips Record Home Price Gains in All Metro Areas

July 2003 [Vol: 3] [Num: 7]

Cooling Energy Bills in Texas Summer Swelters National Housing Economy Holding Strong

June 2003 [Vol: 3] [Num: 6]

Texas Home Sales Slow in Pricey Places Entice Buyers with Extras Home Improvement Spending on the Rise

May 2003 [Vol: 3] [Num: 5]

Texas Homes, Solid Investments 17 Simple Things to Make Your Home More Marketable 'Tis the season for property-tax protests

April 2003 [Vol: 3] [Num: 4]

Housing starts gained momentum in March, boding well for 2003 Remodeling continues to outpace the economy Homebuilders catering to women’s expectations Texas gaining jobs, recovering economy

March 2003 [Vol: 3] [Num: 3]

New American Style Emerging in Home Decor Tribute to Texas Military Personnel and Families Length of War to Determine Impact on Economy

February 2003 [Vol: 3] [Num: 2]

Kitchens are King in American Homes Homebuilding Boom Strengthens US Economy Texans Favor Property Taxes to State Income Tax

January 2003 [Vol: 3] [Num: 1]

New Homeowners Burgeoning in Texas Predictions for 2003 Texas Economy

December 2002 [Vol: 2] [Num: 12]

More Employers Helping with Housing Americans Rate Home as Top Investment Top 5 Killers of Property Values in Texas

November 2002 [Vol: 2] [Num: 11]

Remember Fireplace Safety Texas, 2 Other States, Lead in Reverse Mortgages High Costs of Heating Your Home

October 2002 [Vol: 2] [Num: 10]

Flood Losses Could Mean Tax Breaks Former Farmers Policyholders Need to Shop, Compare Female Homeowners Requiring Less "Handyman" Support

September 2002 [Vol: 2] [Num: 9]

Prepare Your Home for Stormy Weather Builder Data Bursts Idea of Housing Bubble Stable National Real Estate Market Predicted for 2003

August 2002 [Vol: 2] [Num: 8]

Avoiding Mold and its Related Hype Simple safety steps for your home Experts See no "Bubble" in Housing Market

July 2002 [Vol: 2] [Num: 7]

Save Energy on Laundry Day Credit Problems Don't Necessitate High-Priced Loans Preserving your Air Conditioner National Housing Affordability on the Rise

June 2002 [Vol: 2] [Num: 6]

Builders Consider Economy Healthy Selecting a Home Inspector Homeownership More Affordable in Texas Texas Office Space Among the Cheapest

May 2002 [Vol: 2] [Num: 5]

Determing What Your Home Is Worth Shopping and Negotiating for the Best Mortgage Summer Heat: Stay Cool & Safe at Home Overall "Affordability Rate" of Texas Homes Still High Real Estate Investments Outperforming Stocks

April 2002 [Vol: 2] [Num: 4]

Signs of a Solid Neighborhood Getting Ready for Spring Check your Insurance Coverage Industry Leaders Predict Solid Market into 2003

March 2002 [Vol: 2] [Num: 3]

Air Quality Inside and Outside of Your Home Selecting a Home Builder Home Improvements that Add Value

January/February 2002 [Vol: 2] [Num: 1]

Motley Fool Recommends 10 Great Small Home Improvements Safety Alert: Do You Have These Recalled Hardware Items at Home? Housing Market Outperforms Analysts Expectations Housing Starts Rise 2.2 Percent In 2001

December 2001 [Vol: 1] [Num: 4]

Real Estate Center Offers Insights on Foreclosure New Mold Rules for Homeowners' Insurance

November 2001 [Vol: 1] [Num: 3]

Lower That Light Bill Economists Expect Short, Shallow Recession

October 2001 [Vol: 1] [Num: 2]

Recovering from September 11, 2001 Comparing Low Interest Rates to Economic Predictions Buying Tip: Best Properties Go to "Most Ready" Buyers