For homebuyers in today’s market, intense bidding wars are the new normal. Follow these 7 strategies to maximize your offer and land your dream home!
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Sale pending generally indicates that all contingencies have been removed, and the buyer is moving toward closing.
Pests can be huge, well, pests if they get inside and decide to make a home. So, what are you responsible for? And what is your landlord on the hook for?
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Happy owners, happy tenants – it all starts with the right property manager.
Between COVID-19 and the competitive housing market, some buyers are waiving their home inspection. Is this ever a smart idea?
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Buying a home out of state can feel like a huge gamble. But with the right team in place and some insider tips, you can pull this off with no regrets.
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Inspection day is often one of the most exciting moments of home buying because it’s likely the first chance you’ll have to go inside the home since you made your offer. But more importantly, it’s your opportunity to make sure you know what you’re getting yourself into when it comes to the condition of the […]
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Here’s a guide to each player’s roles and responsibilities during a typical property inspection.
An inspection is just an opportunity for your landlord or property manager to make sure the unit is in good condition and conduct any routine maintenance.
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Like pretty much all of life, real estate is filled with “what ifs.” What if the inspection uncovers major structural problems? What if my financing falls through? What if the bank appraisal comes in low? When you’re buying a home, the “what ifs” are handled, or at least mitigated, through contingency contracts. What are contingencies? […]
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