The first step in buying a home is to speak to a mortgage lender. But how do you know if you're ready? Or what questions to ask? We spoke with Ryan Smith, a mortgage lender with Guild Mortgage in Madison, WI, to get his answers for some frequently asked questions....

by: Mindi Kessenich, Licensed Wisconsin REALTOR® Are you on the fence about buying your first home or continuing to rent? It’s worth a conversation for sure! There are so many things to consider whenever you are making a large purchase like a home, but especially your...

Are you interested in flipping your first home? Read our agent Tom Zahalka’s story of his first flip and what he learned from it.

Winter is coming! Is your house prepared? Follow our checklist to make sure your home can handle the cold.

We start every conversation with the question “How can we help?”. From there, we listen. It’s the Property Revival Realty way.

Everyone knows a real estate agent, but do you really know what they do? Here are 6 common myths about real estate agents that you shouldn’t believe.

Here are 7 things you need to do to prepare your home for this school season. August is always a busy time of the year. Between back-to-school shopping, last minute vacations, and countless party invitations, your home often gets neglected. However, spending some time...

Get your family outside and win big!   Looking for something fun to do with your kids? End the summer with our Summer Scavenger Hunt! Your family could win one of two family fun baskets.   Here are the rules: 1. Take a picture of you doing the following...

Our agents have seen it all. Here are the highlights. Being a real estate agent means that you see a LOT of houses. Our agents have seen it all when it comes to Wisconsin real estate. While some houses may not be the nicest, there are other houses that have some...

What should you look for when house shopping? Every home buyer’s worst nightmare is to walk into their new house and discover hidden damages. So how can you prevent this from happening? The only foolproof way is to get a home inspection. However, there are some things...