• Fall for the House, But Get the Insurance Quote First,Richard Hébert

    Fall for the House, But Get the Insurance Quote First

    New Orleans real estate has a way of making people fall in love fast. You walk into a Creole cottage with original heart pine floors, or a raised center-hall on a street lined with live oaks, and it's easy to start picturing your furniture in the rooms before you've even asked about the roof. That i

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  • Portugal Is Calling: Why More Homebuyers Are Making the Move,Anonymous

    Portugal Is Calling: Why More Homebuyers Are Making the Move

    Whether you're looking for a seasonal retreat, a place to spend extended time abroad, or a long-term investment, Portugal offers an exceptional lifestyle, a resilient real estate market, and diverse regions that complement a North, Central, or South American way of living. If you're considering owni

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  • New Orleans Elevation Certificate: What It Really Means for Your Flood Insurance and Your Sale,Richard Hébert

    New Orleans Elevation Certificate: What It Really Means for Your Flood Insurance and Your Sale

    If you have started shopping for a home in New Orleans, or you are getting ready to list one, you have probably heard someone mention an elevation certificate before you fully understood what the term meant. That is normal. In most American housing markets, the document does not come up at all, beca

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