Are you beginning to outgrow your home? Is your house not providing enough space for you and your family?
While some owners may choose to list and sell in favor of a larger property with more square footage, others decide …
You pay good money to have your home covered with a homeowners’ insurance policy, so when damage is done to it, you expect your claim to go through and a check to mailed to you soon after. Unfortunately, there are …
As a homebuyer, you’re already paying expenses left and right. Aside from the actual purchase of the property, you’ve also got a slew of other expenses to cover, from appraisal fees, to loan origination fees, to land transfer taxes and …
Every seller hopes for the best when they first put their home on the market. Getting a great offer shortly after listing and selling for top dollar are obvious goals for sellers. But what happens if there are no takers? …
You’ve successfully sold your home and are ready to pack up all your belongings to haul over to your new abode. But while you’ll certainly want to take all of your furniture, artwork, and linens with you, are there certain …
You’ve lived in your rental unit for a while now, but your lease is coming due. Now’s the time to start thinking about whether or not to continue on with your current landlord and remain in the premises, or move …
A clean, clutter-free home obviously shows better than a home that’s messy and not appropriately decorated or furnished. But does that necessarily mean that a home is better off being completely vacant when it’s on the market?
Sellers will often …
When an offer comes in from a buyer, the first component that sellers will typically look at is the offer price. Naturally, the offer price is the first thing that catches sellers’ attention, and rightfully so. But as important as …
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