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Deciding to sell or rent your house is a big decision. It’s a decision that will impact your finances and life for years to come. There’s a lot to consider,…

When navigating the complex world of real estate, you’ll encounter many unfamiliar terms and challenges. One word that often causes confusion and can present a significant hurdle is “contingent.” Whether…

Selling a house is hard enough, but add termite damage to the mix and it feels like you’re up against it. But remember, with the right approach and knowledge you…

As the world steadily marches into the future, one area that remains a focal point of interest for many is the housing market.  Over the past few years, the real…

Selling a condemned house can seem daunting. A condemned house features significant structural damage, housing code violations, and safety concerns. When a property is deemed unsafe for human habitation by…

When selling your home, navigating through the intricacies of real estate transactions can feel like traversing a maze. One term you might encounter along the way is “lender-required repairs.” These…

When you’re buying or selling property, understanding the role of a title company is essential. These companies conduct title searches to uncover any title defects that might complicate a real…

For many homeowners, falling behind on mortgage payments can feel like a heavy burden. The fear of losing their home looms large, accompanied by questions about their options.  One of…

Are you considering selling your house below market value? This choice can seem daunting, yet it can lead to a quick and efficient sale under the right circumstances, especially in…

The real estate market is experiencing low mortgage interest rates right now which has triggered real estate buyers to jump on new opportunities! If you are ready to sell your…

In 2023-24, the SEIA estimates a leap to 4.7 million solar energy systems in the U.S. A striking 262% increase from 1.3 million in 2016. The interest in solar panels…

Squatters’ rights, dating back to medieval England, have found their place in New York’s legal framework, granting occupants certain protections. The NY Post reports a 20% rise in squatting cases…