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Hans Brings, an award-winning sales associate affiliated with the Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage office in Waltham, has been ranked among the country's top real estate professionals based on sales volume and transaction sides. Brings ranked No.

Buying a home can seem like a daunting process with all of the paperwork and financial details involved. And if you’re unfamiliar with the terminology associated with buying a house, the process can be even more overwhelming.

When it comes to owning a home, there is no end to the number of investments you can make. From basic home improvements to extensive renovations, it's easy to spend, spend, spend.

Buying a home is one of the soundest financial investments you can make. Beyond accruing equity through the years, home ownership is the realization of the American dream.

If you're buying a new home, there is probably plenty of stress in your life. If you have children – particularly small children – the search for a new home can add another layer to that stress.

In my estimation, home improvements fall into two categories: large-scale renovations or smaller, do-it-yourself projects that spruce up a home or make it more comfortable.

It could be argued that home ownership is an aspiration of most Americans. Owning a home is a symbol of the American dream – a feeling of accomplishment solidified by a brick-and-mortar place in which individuals and families live their lives.

It’s been a long winter and even springtime hasn’t been as warm as it could have been. But finally, there are signs that summer is right around the corner.

The majority of homeowners who decide to sell their homes are hoping for a quick and effortless sale.

When it comes to losing weight, or simply being fit, nutrition plays a much larger role than you think. According to SHARC’s Nutrition Manager, Damon Amato, “exercise is part of the weight-loss equation. But your diet is a far more important factor.