If you're on the lookout for a property that caters to the needs of your entire clan, you've hit the jackpot. Multi-generation homes are all the rage, and we're here to spill the beans on why they're a game-changer for modern families.

Shared Expenses, Double the Savings:

Say goodbye to sky-high utility bills and maintenance costs! With multiple generations under one roof, you can split the expenses and watch your savings soar.


Built-in Support System:

Need a babysitter? Looking for someone to water the plants during vacations? Multi-gen homes come with a built-in support system, making daily tasks a breeze.


Quality Time Over Commutes:

Cut down on commuting time and invest it in family game nights or movie marathons.…

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“You need to be professional, have integrity, and work within great ethics — particularly if you work in a highly regulated space. You must treat people well, appreciate them and reward good behavior internally and externally. The customers’ and clients’ best interests must be considered first and foremost. Honesty, respect and ethical service can become any great company’s hallmark if done correctly. At the end of the day, your personal values reflect how you approach your business.” - Robert DeFalco Owner of Robert DeFalco Realty 


In a recent Forbes article featuring Robert DeFalco, the intricate relationship between organizational culture and business success is explored, revealing that 46% of business leaders attribute employee productivity,…

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When applying for a mortgage, there are several common mistakes that individuals should avoid to ensure a smoother process and better chances of approval. Here are five mistakes to steer clear of:

1. Not Checking Credit Score:

Your credit score plays a crucial role in mortgage approval and the interest rate you'll receive. Failing to check and improve your credit score before applying can result in higher interest rates or even denial of the loan.

2. Ignoring Pre-Approval:

Getting pre-approved for a mortgage can give you a clear understanding of how much you can afford. Skipping this step may lead to disappointment if you find a home you love but later discover it's out of your budget.

3. Overlooking Additional Costs:

Many…

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