Home buyers almost always have a professional home inspection performed by a licensed inspection company when they purchase a home. However, it is not a bad idea for sellers to have a home inspection, or pre-listing home inspection, performed as well.
Inflation rates have been high and there is talk of a recession. Sound familiar? This was a similar story back in 2008. Back then the economy dove down into a deep recession and home values plummeted.
Home sellers have been reaping the rewards as home values have risen over the past couple years. However, they may have been leaving money on the table.
In many states across the country, it is required to have an attorney's representation for real estate transactions.
One important aspect of the home-buying process is earnest money. Earnest money is the money a buyer offers to have deposited at contract time to show he is earnest or serious about purchasing the home.
Title companies play a significant role in real estate transactions. In fact, they play quite a few roles. With home values rising and buyers paying high prices for homes, title companies' roles are more important than ever.
For Sale by Owner, or FSBO, is a method for selling your own home that can save you money as long as you know how to use it properly. Understanding all the details of how FSBO works will help you decide if it is right for you.
The summer of 2022 real estate market is starting to slowly shift. Inflation is higher than it's been for decades. Gas, food and utility bill prices are skyrocketing. Mortgage interest rates have almost doubled since their historical lows the last couple years.
Thinking of selling your home and making some improvements before you list it? Consider a look at your home's exterior. How you present the exterior of your home will give potential buyers their first impression.