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Understanding Contingencies: A Guide For Buyers and Sellers
When looking for homes online, home buyers might chance upon a property with a “contingent offer” status. This means that an offer has been made and accepted, but the sale is still conditional while both parties work on meeting ce...
5 Things That Might Cost You If You Hide Things From Your Landlord
As a renter, there's nothing more valuable than maintaining a good relationship with your landlord or property manager. One way you can keep a positive connection is by being honest and upfront right from the start. However, one suref...
Home Sellers: Check This Easy Guide To Boost Your Home’s Curb Appeal
Like moths attracted to flames, potential buyers can get riveted to a home with an excellent curb appeal. Buyers who will be drawn to your home's appearance will definitely want to discover more of what lies behind your front door. Fo...
Opportunities And Risks Of An Interest-Only Mortgage: A Guide For Home Buyers
Opportunities 1. Lower monthly payments The main and obvious advantage of an interest-only mortgage is its low monthly payments. This benefits buyers who are looking to buy a r...
The Beginner’s Guide To Escrow in Real Estate
What is escrow and how does it work? At some point in a real estate transaction, you will encounter the word “escrow.” If you're the buyer and you make an offer on a home you like, yo...
In Love With Historic Homes? Here Are The Pros And Cons Of Buying One
Owning a historic home certainly comes with its own set of benefits and challenges. You need to make sure that you are ready for the challenges and responsibilities—financially, emotionally and even physically. Beyon...
Getting Cold Feet? Here’s How You Can Prevent Seller’s Remorse
Buyer's remorse (the feeling of regret after making a huge purchase) is a common sentiment that a lot of people understand and sympathize with, given that the average person makes huge purchases more often than he/she gets to sell any...
7 Secrets To Getting A Mortgage Without A Full-Time Job
Let's face it: there’s already a growing number of freelancers, contract workers, and gig economy workers in the U.S. It’s not surprising, given that many people now want to be their own boss or work from their own homes while sit...