A “deed” transfers ownership of a property from one party to another. Warranty deeds and quitclaim deeds are the two most common kinds. Both types of deeds contain the legal description of…
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How can you tell if a home you’re interested in is in a flood zone? Here’s an easy way to find out! FEMA, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, assesses the risk…
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In a typical real estate transaction, the buyer gets a loan from a bank to finance the purchase of the home and the seller gets the proceeds from the sale at the…
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An assumable mortgage is an agreement where a home buyer takes over the existing mortgage of the seller as long as the lender of the mortgage approves. With an assumable mortgage, the…
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You’ve found your dream home and you are thinking about making an offer. Before you take that final step, consider a few things first to feel more confident in your decision. Research…
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Moving can be a pleasant experience if you prepare properly. Here are some tips to help you organize your belongings to make your move easier. Take an inventory of each room in…
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Underwriting is a process lenders use to assess risk before agreeing to approve a loan. The underwriting process verifies that the borrowers, the property and the documentation all meet the lender’s requirements for…
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Have you been dreaming of building a new home, and do you want the scoop on the hottest home design trends? Mari Santoyo Perry, Heritage Homes New Home Sales Specialist and…
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Vacation homes are fun and relaxing – and many of us would love to buy one! #GoodToKnow REALTOR® Bryan Buhr with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Premier Properties gives tips on how to…
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When applying for a mortgage, everyone wants the process to be as seamless as possible. As a borrower, your biggest responsibilities are to be honest and to provide all the information your…