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I used Raymond Smith of RESCO Realty to buy my first home. You can tell right away Raymond knows the industry inside and out. He was even instrumental in finding me contractors to help with the remodel once I purchased the house. 5 stars!
I am currently a renter and have to say, Raymond Smith, Gene, and the staff at Resco are TOP NOTCH!!.
Found a nice townhouse in Dublin area and signed lease today. Mr. Raymond is very professional but also straightforward. I'm happy with the whole process. Still waiting to see how things will be once we move in, in terms of consistent communication and maintenance requests being taken care of in a timely manner. Overall, I would give five star.

The Latest Articles

12 Aug 2026
How to Compare Offers When Selling Your Home

Receiving an offer on your home is exciting, but when multiple numbers, deadlines, and contingencies are involved, deciding which offer is actually the best can be more complicated than it seems.

11 Aug 2026
Questions to Ask Before Buying a Corner Lot

A corner lot can make a home feel more open, visible, and spacious. Buyers are often drawn to the additional street frontage, larger-looking yard, and fewer immediate neighbors on one side. However, corner properties can also come with responsibilities and tradeoffs that are easy to overlook during a showing. Asking the right questions before making an offer can help you decide whether the property truly fits your lifestyle.

10 Aug 2026
What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week – August 10th, 2026

While unemployment rates have fallen to their lowest levels since 2025, they have not fallen for the right reasons. Many people who have dropped out of the labor force have also stopped looking for work, which can skew the unemployment numbers. This has been followed by a smaller-than-expected increase in hourly pay, which has continued to lag behind inflation, especially in the current environment.