When you put your home on the market, you need to get the price just right. If you price your home too low, you will be flooded with offers, but you will be giving up thousands of dollars in potential profit. If you price your home too high, you could score a profitable sale — or you could watch your home sit unsold for months.
If you've listed your home but it's not selling, talk to your listing agent about the price. These are some signs the current list price...
A home purchase could be the largest single financial transaction you carry out in your life. So, it's important to understand all the costs associated with it.
Lenders are required by federal law to issue a Closing Disclosure at least three business days before your scheduled closing date. Those days are meant to be a time to review your closing costs line by line and ask questions if something doesn't make sense.
You, as the buyer, are typically responsible for the bulk of the closing co...
So with that in mind, I bring you new year's resolutions for home buyers and sellers who are planning to conduct a transaction in 2018.
FOR BUYERS
1. Check your credit report and credit score.
Especially if it's been a while or if you suspect to find errors or a less-than-stellar report, you should check your credit to see if there's any clean up that needs to be done. Mortgage len...
When Realtors talk about home improvements, we usually focus on two things: the value a project adds to your home and the cost of the improvement compared with the amount recovered at resale.
Those things are obviously important and should be at the forefront of your mind when making...
Home buyers are overwhelmingly opting to use Realtors when purchasing a home, according to a recently released survey.
According to the National Association of Realtors 2017 Profi...
