The COVID-19 pandemic has drastically affected many people's ability to keep up with their bills. If you fall too far behind, your lender may place your home into foreclosure allowing them to reclaim ownership of the home.
Whether saving money for a house on a small salary or wanting to purchase a dream home, many first-time homebuyers don't realize how easy it can be to get your finances in order.
As housing is predicted to lead the economic recovery later this year, home values remain stable, and in some areas are rising. The conditions typically lead to multiple offers and bidding wars.
Most folks think about staging and improving the interior of their home to get it ready to sell. However, staging the exterior of your home is just as important. You will want to stage it to increase your home value and help increase your chances for a quick sale.
Thinking of selling your home now or in the near future? You may want to consider whether or not your home is due for a paint job. A fresh coat of paint on the exterior and interior will help to keep your home value in line with today's market prices.
Thinking of selling your home? The quickest and least expensive "home improvement" project is to stage your home. Making simple improvements and staging your home correctly can increase your home value. Here's a short list of where to start –
The spring real estate market is usually the prime selling season of the year, but not this year. Many buyers and sellers are holding off on their real estate transactions because of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, some people's need to sell their house doesn't change during a pandemic.
Buying a house should be a very exciting time in your life but it often includes a certain degree of stress. Buying a house during the COVID-19 pandemic is bringing about an entirely new dimension to a buyer's emotions and stress levels.
A contingency in a real estate contract is an event or circumstance which must be met or rectified or the contract may become null and void. The contract allows for a certain period of time or until a certain date for these contingencies to be met.