Buying a house is one of the most expensive purchases most people make—the last thing you want to do is spend even more money than necessary. Find out the most expensive mistakes a home buyer can make during this complicated sale.
Home buyers can gain a wealth of information about a property by attending an open house. Spotting problems that hide in plain sight can save trouble—and needless expense—down the road.
The best listing agents serve as coaches and copilots, helping home sellers navigate a market that can be lucrative and treacherous in equal amounts. It’s wise to invest some time in choosing the best person for the job. To begin, ask around for recommendations and search real estate sites and ads to find your area’s top sellers. Next, set up some meetings. Finally, pose the following questions, designed to lead you to the perfect agent for a dynamite deal.
iBuyers offer convenience and fast cash. But how are they affecting the traditional buying and selling model?
The property professionals who show and sell houses for a living have to live somewhere too! So what’s on their “must” list for homes of their own? Real estate agents and brokers from around the country told us what they insist on—in terms of a home’s physical structure and features, as well as landscaping and neighborhood. As individual as these residence requirements may be, it’s no surprise that they all have serious resale value. So, whether you’re looking for a place or thinking of putting yours on the market—or just want to know how to keep your property appealing—read on for real estate specialists’ take on what makes a house a must-have.
You don’t want to skip out on a home inspection, but don’t assume that your inspector is going to catch every potential problem.
Attending an open house? Make the most of your visit by asking the right questions.
Buying a new property? Get a head start on your home inspection by reviewing the typical checklist.
Whether you are buying or selling a home, it’s a challenge to find the best real estate agent. Our tips will help you simplify the agent-selecting process.
Most home buyers say they want more space than they have, but additional square footage isn’t always worth trade-offs like higher expenses and more maintenance.