 Articles tagged: Buying a Home
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Basement leaks can cause more than just water damage and mould problems however; excess moisture is also a good environment for termites and dry rot to progress in. written by Lee Keadle
Summerville, SC is one of the most affordable cities in the Charleston metro area for buying a home. As a result, it attracts many of Charleston’s first time home buyers. If you’re one of the many home buyers in this category, here are some tips to help make your first home investment successful. written by RE Writer
Make sure that you not only take the time to find out what the home’s condition is like, but also what the neighbourhood is like. Check out what the traffic is like around the home at various times of day, including when you need to be traveling to and from work. written by Andy Asbury
The amount of money acceptable varies from purchase to purchase, and may take in a number of factors. In areas where the market is hot, or strong, the buyers with the larger earnest money deposit offer may show the seller that they are more serious than others vying for the home. written by Rosalie Smith
With all the glamour and luxury options to choose from when shopping for a new construction home its easy to get caught up in the overall experience and not put as much emphasis on the most important aspects of buying a home. Read on to find out the seven mistakes many new home buyers make. written by Anita Koppens
Learning the details about your potential HOA is helpful in ensuring that you will be happy in your new surroundings. Ask the right questions for the outcome. written by Anita Koppens
Most people believe that bank-owned and foreclosed homes are one and the same. The distinct difference in these states is that foreclosed homes have more fees and risks involved. written by Lee Keadle
The good news is that all of these mistakes can be avoided! So, dont let these happen to you!
written by Anita Koppens
Everyone that moves to a new area can benefit from researching possible neighborhoods. See if your ideal home is located in an ideal neighborhood before purchase. written by Lee Keadle
I’ve included a short timeline for financing to help buyers plan for their closing date. But, know that it’s never too early to start planning and saving! written by Lee Keadle
A lot of buyers who have been sitting the fence the past few months are now worried that they’re going to be stuck on this fence and won’t be able to get the home they wanted. Learn how the mortgage changes will affect your approval. written by Todd Levinson
If you work at home and are looking at purchasing property, you should think of how your home will impact your business. The neighborhood, building appearance and inner structure will all have a bearing on your work, especially if you meet with clients at your house. Setting up an environment that puts your clients at ease can be greatly aided by the careful choice of your home and neighborhood. written by Lee Keadle
Is it harder to qualify now than it was 3 months ago before the mortgage crunch? Learn how the mortgage industry will affect your next home buying experience! written by Karrie Rose
So you've considered buying your own home. You have the down payment, and a decent job. Sounds great - what's holding you back? With most people, fear of the unknown keeps them from taking the first steps toward home ownership. Here are the basic things you need to know about buying a house – you'll find it's not nearly as scary as you may have thought.
written by Anita Koppens
Short sales are an unfortunate prospect for many homeowners, but buyers can get an incredible deal if they do their homework. written by Anita Koppens
Homes that are located in neighborhoods with an active HOA usually retain their and increase in value. But home buyers should be aware of rules before a long-term commitment. written by Luke Bouman
There are many reasons why people rent but the primary reason is because most people believe they can not afford to buy a home. The question they should be asking themselves, though, is can they afford not to? written by Luke Bouman
Overspending on a home can be tempting but there are several pitfalls in doing so that you want to avoid. written by Justin Lee
When buying a home, what safety net do you have to warn against the purchase of an energy guzzling, money pit? Hopefully, a home inspection will raise any red flags, but you should know what to look for. This checklist that will help alert you to a home's energy efficiency or de-ficiency. written by Cindy Hartford
Having the right people in place can make buying a home much easier. Find out just who you should be using the next time you're in the real estate market. written by Luke Bouman
When buying a home it is important to be represented by a buyer’s agent. Having a buyer’s agent will allow you to get the home at the best price, in the right time, and with the fewest problems. written by Anne Eliason
Did you know that women who live alone are more likely to own their homes than single men? It's true, statistics show that women are the second largest home-buying force next to couples, and the percentage of female homeowners is growing. So how are women buyer's needs different, and what special challenges might home ownership present to them? written by Anne Eliason
So it's finally time to realize your dream of buying a home. This is a major step in your life, and your home will likely be your biggest asset ever. What's next, and how are you going to make the most of this new adventure?
written by Lee Keadle
Buying real estate in the near future? Learn how to make effective contingencies in your offer so that you can have a solid contract while protecting yourself as a buyer.
written by Lee Keadle
Conditions are often worked into an offer to buy real estate in order to protect the buyer. Learn about some of the most common contingencies used in contracts and how these contingencies can help you in your next home purchase.
written by Lee Keadle
Finding a neighborhood that is a good match for you can be very difficult, especially with so many homes on the market to choose from right now. So, we’ve come up with seven steps to help you find the right neighborhood!
written by David Brooks
I guess I have reached that age (39) where I am starting to think of buying a home. Maybe I am starting later than most. But to me the price of homes in my area are beyond unreasonable which presents some difficult choices.
written by Lisa Gray
Now more than ever single women are stepping up to the plate as some of the prime movers and shakers in the real estate market. Currently they make up for nearly 22% of all homeowners, and are beating out their single male counterparts who seems more and more content to remain nestled at home in the family nest before opting get into the real estate market.
If you're a single women heading into the purchase of your first home, here are some helpful hints to consider:
written by Mark Hostetler
There's no doubt about it, the internet is now an intrinsic part in the process of buying and selling homes. The majority of people looking to buy a home search the web for homes for sale in their desired area. Savvy buyers and sellers can compare stock from the comfort of their homes at any time of day or night. But when it comes time to actually buy, there's more to it than just clicking send. written by Lee Keadle
You don’t have to be an attorney or a real estate agent to appreciate the basic legal requirements of owning a home. We’re going to explain the real estate contract using everyday language so that you can sign your contract with confidence! << previous page 1 2 3 4 next page>> |
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