Streamlining Your House Sale

Posted on: 29 August 2018

Selling a home involves certain costs, most of which you'll learn about upfront if you work with a real estate agent. However, there are some costs that even your agent may not know about but you should be prepared for nonetheless. Here are two things to look out for when it comes time to pass your home onto a new owner. Prepayment Penalties You would think paying off your mortgage early would be a good thing, but your lender may not agree.
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Posted on: 13 June 2018

Getting ready to purchase a home? If so, you'll need to find an agent who can help you out from start to finish. The home-buying process can be difficult to navigate, especially as a first-time buyer, and an agent will help walk you through the process. Here are some mistakes that can be made when looking for your own real estate agent. Hiring a Family Member or Friend The process of finding a home is challenging, and the realtor doesn't make a commission on the sale until you actually close on a house.
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Posted on: 15 March 2018

Once the decision is made to sell the house and the sign is on the lawn, homeowners often feel mounting pressure to make sure that prospective buyers will like everything they see. These sellers know that buyers and their agents typically spend just minutes inside each home, so its up to them to make each showing as perfect as possible. Sometimes, however, simple issues in an otherwise attractive home can keep it from looking and showing its best.
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Posted on: 24 January 2018

When you're eager to find and decide on a property for your entire family, the excitement may be such that you think unclearly about the process. Mistakes and missteps are easy during your initial buying experience; if you can just avoid these easy errors, regrets will be minimal. Being Financially Unsure Uncertainty about whether you'll afford a certain property can be problematic in many ways. You must be highly aware of your current credit score and very certain of your overall financial situation.
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