You can publish any of our free real estate articles onto your own website, as long as you follow two simple rules: (1) Keep the author's name at the top of the article, and (2) keep the active hyperlink at the bottom of the article. Learn more
About Our Free Real Estate Articles
All of the free real estate articles on this website were written by Brandon Cornett, unless labeled otherwise. You may republish any of the articles onto your own website or blog, as long as you follow these guidelines. We publish new content on a regular basis. So if you need an ongoing supply of free real estate articles for your website, be sure to save this website in your favorites. You can also subscribe to our blog by email or with an RSS reader. If you do either of these things, you will receive instant ant updates when new articles are published to the site.
Who Writes These Articles?
Unless otherwise noted, all articles on this website are written by Brandon Cornett. Brandon is a consumer advocate and creator of the Home Buying Institute. He offers these free real estate articles as part of a broader campaign to educate first-time home buyers.
Recommended Uses for Our Free Real Estate Articles
Most, but not all, of the free articles we publish are timely in nature. For example, we might publish a piece articles about the rise in interest rates or home sales, which are both timely topics. Because of this, we recommend using this articles to supplement your blogging efforts. Most blog programs will add the date to each post automatically. So if somebody finds a slightly dated article on your blog, they'll see the date of publishing as well.
We also publish some free real estate articles that don't have this kind of "shelf life." For example, this article that explains the first few steps in the home buying process will make a nice addition to your website for years to come, and it won't become dated. These types of articles are perfectly suited for general website use.
So to summarize. We recommend that you publish the timely pieces on a blog, or at least include the date of publishing so your readers will know when it becomes dated. Others real estate articles, that are not so time sensitive, can be used anywhere on your blog or website.
If you have any questions about the free articles offered through this website, or a question about our publisher guidelines, please let us know. You can email your question to brandon@adviceforagents.com.
