You have a buyer and the buyer has a pre-approval letter or cash in the bank to purchase a home, great! But what happens when there are no listings or when properties fly off the market faster than you can even email them to a client? If you’ve worked in NYC, DC, SFO, or a …
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When you’re ready to buy a home in a city or urban area, you’re going to come across two acronyms: PUD and HOA. Although they seem similar, they serve different purposes and that is what we’re here to help you learn about. Below you will find everything you want to know about PUDs (Planned Urban …
After listing a home for a seller, you’ll speak with many buyers who are interested in the property. In some cases you’ll likely meet a buyer who’s serious about the transaction but doesn’t have an agent to represent them. There is a very likely chance they’ll ask you for advice and to also be their …
Whether you’re looking to buy or sell a property, or assist people in buying or selling property, you’re likely trying to figure out what the difference between a real estate agent and a realtor is. Although the terms are used interchangeably by many, there is a significant difference between them. Knowing the difference can be …
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When making an offer on a home, you want to stay under the maximum amount you’re willing to pay but high enough to outbid other sellers. You might also want a way to track other offers so that you can continuously outbid them to increase your chances of making the deal. This is what an …
Deciding how to take ownership is a critical step when purchasing real estate. It determines how your name will appear on the title and how the property is processed and protected. In some states, married couples can take a unique form of ownership known as Tenancy by the Entirety.  What is Tenancy by Entirety? Tenancy …
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You’ve received the news that you’re clear to close, and that can be as exciting as it is confusing. It does mean you’re nearly there, but some things need to occur before you can finally get the set of keys to your new home or investment property. We’re glad to help clear the air …
Upon purchasing a new home, you and/or your spouse will come across a document that asks how you would like to take vesting on the property. Another time you’ll hear about title vesting is if you’re part of a group of friends or relatives buying a property together, such as a vacation home or cabin. …
The buying process for a foreclosed home is reasonably straightforward. But knowing where you can find these properties isn’t—mostly because investors quickly buy them. Like all things in real estate, tricks of the trade exist. This article is designed to help you purchase your first foreclosed home while not loading you with tons of jargon …
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When you submit an offer on a home, your agent may recommend making an earnest money deposit. It is a very common thing to do when you find the perfect property and do not want to lose it. If you’re nervous or looking for more information on earnest money deposits, we’re here to help. This …
