The Buyer's Guide to Real Estate
Now that you’re in the market for a pre-existing home, you want to avoid as many pre-existing problems as possible. The last thing you want to do is buy someone else’s headaches. You know to check for things like roofing damage, electrical problems, and basic plumbing issues. However, if the home is attached to a septic system, you might not know how to check for septic problems. Unfortunately, if you don’t know what to look for, you could end up with a headache of a septic system once you move in. Read More»
When you get ready to write an offer on a house you want to buy, you may want to consider adding a financing contingency. A financing contingency will allow you to get out of the contract if you cannot obtain financing, but that is not all. You could word it in a way that allows you to get out of the contract if you cannot obtain a loan that meets your needs and desires. Read More»
One of the most important preparation steps you can take to sell your home is to make sure the curb appeal is right. Potential buyers who pull up to a home that is worn looking are more likely to keep driving. You want to entice them to get out of the car and ring your doorbell. To help you avoid potential disasters with your curb appeal, here are some problems you need to look out for. Read More»
You are not required to get a home inspection before you buy a house, but doing so is a great idea. If you are house hunting and find a house you want to buy, you should include a contingency in your offer that it must pass a home inspection. This will protect you and will help you learn more about the house you are about to purchase. You should plan on being there when the inspector does this. Read More»
If you would like to purchase a lakefront vacation home to utilize during weekends and holidays, the following tips will assist with finding a home that is located in a convenient location and that provides you with the amenities that you desire.
Consider The View And Ease Of Access To The Lake
After meeting with a real estate agent and viewing properties that are for sale, schedule a time to tour the ones that pique your interest. Read More»
