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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

20 May 2026
Your Roadmap to Buying a Home with Confidence

Buying a home is one of the most important financial decisions you will make, and having a clear roadmap can make the entire process feel far more manageable. Without a plan, it is easy to feel overwhelmed or make rushed decisions.

When you understand each step and prepare ahead of time, you can move forward with confidence and avoid the common mistakes that slow buyers down.

19 May 2026
Hidden Tax Advantages Every First Time Homebuyer Should Understand

Buying your first home is not just about having a place to live, it also comes with financial advantages that many buyers overlook. One of the biggest opportunities comes through tax benefits. When you understand how these work, you can make more informed decisions and potentially reduce your overall tax burden while building long-term wealth.

18 May 2026
What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week – May 18th, 2026

The CPI and PPI came in on schedule, and the results were warmer than expected, with the Producer Price Index showing an increase of 0.6% -- nearly double the expected 0.3% rise. This is also reflected in the elevated, though expected, CPI reading of 0.6%. This is certainly being driven by increased fuel and energy costs.

This is further supported by U.S. Retail Sales showing an increase, though high gas prices and inflation are playing a major role in the rise in sales figures. As a result, the rate cuts the Federal Reserve had discussed in the past are now looking very unlikely to happen.