An easement is a legal arrangement where the owner of a property grants someone else the right to use their property in some way without the owner giving up legal title…
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Homeowner Associations are common in many condominium and townhouse complexes – and in some single family housing developments. Here’s a look at what they are and what the fees they charge…
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Traditionally, all REALTORS® have a fiduciary duty to the home seller to work on the seller’s behalf to obtain the best selling price. In most states, buyers can arrange to have…
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If you’re shopping for homes you’ve probably come across a few that said “Sale Pending.” Many people think this means the home is now off the market… but that’s not necessarily…
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Real estate contracts can contain stipulations known as “contingencies” – conditions that must be met in order for the sale to proceed. These conditions can be added by either the buyer…
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When buying a home your lenders looks at your income, assets and down payment. They’ll also want to know about your liabilities and other financial obligations. This includes things like credit…
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Closing costs are fees buyers often pay related to the purchase of a home. Typical closing costs include things like: Mortgage origination fees or loan discount points paid to a lender.…
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Whether you’re moving across town or across country, it’s probably best to hire professional movers. But choosing the right mover can be a stressful experience. Understandably, you’re about to entrust them…
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Deciding to purchase your first home is exciting…. but you probably also have lots of questions! Here are some tips for first time home buyers. Start by checking your credit score.…
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Families move for many reasons… some happy, such as for a job transfer… and others not so happy, like moving because of a divorce or financial problems. As disruptive as moving…