Daniel Lalley

Daniel Lalley is a freelance writer for CandysDirt.com.

iGo Network Aims to Elevate The Home Inspection Game

By Daniel Lalley / April 15, 2022 /

For years, the home inspection business was fraught with errors, loose ends, and limited information. Tracking down a local and reliable source often caused confusion for buyers and issues for agents. Even industry pros had problems finding steady work and a stable client base. Then came InspectionGo – a modern tech platform committed to connecting…

Dallas Designer Poonam Patel Discusses Her Process For Amazing Remodels

By Daniel Lalley / March 26, 2022 /

Having just secured a Dallas Builder’s Association Home of the Week, Poonam Patel, President of Urban Loop Studio, is on the road to becoming one of the area’s most renowned renovators. Recently, she sat down with CandysDirt.com to discuss just how she’s been able to achieve standout success as an up-and-coming Dallas designer. First Things…

Russian Sanctions Put Some Banks on The No-Buy List

By Daniel Lalley / March 23, 2022 /

In the last few weeks, the world watched as Russia carried out its invasion of Ukraine. Among the fallout here at home, we’ve seen a rise in gas prices, increased inflation, and a shaken stock market. However, there are other areas affected that may not seem so surface level. One of the sectors already seeing…

Millennials Making Moves on The Housing Market Need to Think Outside The Box

By Daniel Lalley / March 21, 2022 /

Having lived through Y2K, 9/11, two major wars, one major recession, and COVID-19, the world’s most financially cursed generation faces its next obstacle – an inventory collapse in the housing market. Yes, just when Millennials survived the most precarious job market in generations, there is precious little left to buy.  Even Millennials Make Mistakes A…

Don’t Let a Scorching Spring Home Buying Season Keep You Out of The Market

By Daniel Lalley / March 14, 2022 /

Spring is an especially hectic season in the real estate sector. With tax refunds hitting the bank and many families looking to relocate between semester breaks, the period between April and July accounts for 40 percent of annual home sales. Sadly, this surge in prospective home buyers could not come at a worse time. While…