Thad Fuller, Fuller Fine Homes Realty

04/28/2025

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08/12/2022

According to Black Knight's vice president of enterprise research, "the mortgage market is on very historically strong footing." Learn more:

The housing market has cooled off a bit after an incredibly hot stretch fueled by the pandemic. That doesn't mean it's about to be 2007 all over again.

08/09/2022

Some people are worried about where housing is headed, but there's no need for that. Read this to find out why.

Don't be alarmed: It's not a bubble that will burst.

08/06/2022

This style of barn home is gaining popularity. What do you think?

Barndominiums blend the airiness of a loft with a rural setting—and they may just be the next big home trend.

08/04/2022

Mirrors can serve as a great design tool for brightening rooms and making them appear more spacious.

Wall mirrors can give the illusion of space and can enhance ceilings, small spaces and more. Also, use them over a fireplace to create a focal point.

08/02/2022

If you like my service or have feedback to share, don't forget to leave a review on my site.

If we’ve worked together in the past and you had a great experience, would you pay it forward with a review? Thanks so much in advance.

08/01/2022

If you see a crack in your wall, it could be a simple cosmetic issue -- but you want to make sure it doesn't imply a larger problem.

Cracks in your walls are unavoidable, but are they a cosmetic problem or an early warning sign?

07/29/2022

Homeowners insurance premiums can get costly, but this guide offers some tips to potentially lower yours.

Some strategies require updating your house or changing your policies, while others simply require a little extra research.

07/26/2022

Did you know that being a homeowner can be helpful when you're retired? Find out how:

Learn four ways it could contribute to your financial future.

07/23/2022

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07/21/2022

Weep holes are common in brick houses -- and they're useful, too.

Weep holes, which are installed along the bottom of a brick house, allow water to exit the brick wall. This is important for preventing damage from moisture and mold.