Enjoying My Home Purchase Experience

Posted on: 28 February 2017

The decision to sell a home is a big step for most homeowners. Not only will it mean making arrangements to rent or buy another home, it usually also means spending a considerable amount of time and money to make repairs, clean, organize, and prepare the house for sale. In some cases, however, time or financial constraints may make this type of preparation difficult or even impossible. If you are planning to sell your home soon and are worried about having the resources necessary to make it compete well in the traditional real estate market, a cash sale may be a better choice. [Read More]

Posted on: 24 February 2017

One of the first steps involved with listing your home with a real estate agency is meeting with an agent to sign paperwork and determine an asking price. If the agent you choose suggests an asking price that seems a lot lower than what you had hoped for, you may wonder what your options are.  Discuss It With the Agent The first thing you can do is talk about it with the agent and ask him or her why this price was suggested. [Read More]

Posted on: 13 February 2017

It's common for home buyers to assume they'll receive keys to their new home the moment they close, and sometimes this happens. Most of the time, however, closing and possession are two separate events that happen days, weeks, or  even months apart. Here are two things that may affect your possession date and what you can do to avoid or deal with them. The Seller Can't Move in Time One common reason for possession delays is due to the home seller being unable to move out of the property within the allotted time period. [Read More]

Posted on: 23 January 2017

Purchasing a waterfront home is a dream come true for many people. After all, how many homes can you find that are actually along the beautiful, calming water? If you want to make this dream of yours a reality, you should consider these five tips. Hire a Specialty Real-Estate Agent: The best way to ensure that you have access to all the waterfront homes for sale, you should work with a real-estate agent who specializes in working with waterfront homes. [Read More]