An appraisal is absolutely necessary when having a home financed. Find out how to have an appraisal ordered, who is responsible and who pays for them. You’ll also learn how to get a copy of the appraisal and what your options are if it comes in lower than the negotiated sales price. Learn what to do if you did not have a contingency clause written into the sales contract.
Read MoreThe home inspection process is an important part of buying a house and it is a great way to help protect your investment. However, many people just sort of learn as they go, and this is the easiest way to miss things. Don’t let that happen to you. Learn all about the inspection process including when to schedule one, how much they cost and where to find a good licensed home inspector.
Read MoreWhen considering a property for your new home, it’s essential to take into account its surroundings and location. This article highlights some common problems to check for, such as noise, dangers, and eyesores, as well as potential inconveniences. Details and examples are provided with each listing.
Read MoreReal estate open houses are popular among home buyers and real estate agents alike. Yet too many potential buyers go to an open house and look at the wrong things, missing clues the house may not be a good fit. The article instructs buyers what to look for when they go to open houses.
Read MoreShowing a client’s vacant rental property to prospective tenants is one of the principal roles of a property manager. Though the emphasis is often placed on appealing to the right tenant pool as well as the importance of proper tenant screening, the truth is that the in-person showing of the home to potential renters is just as crucial. If you follow these simple yet effective steps, you will find great success in your showings.
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