In most cases, a real estate deal is not over until all paperwork is signed, funds are transferred and you hand over the keys to the buyer. Until then, buyers can legally back out of the contract—but sometimes not without consequences. As a seller, you invest a lot...
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It is best to record pre-existing damage before moving in
A tenant’s relationship with their landlord often begins the moment they sign the lease. Starting off on the right foot is crucial, and one of the best ways to do this is by recording any pre-existing damage before moving in. Setting the stage for a transparent...
The importance of doing a title search before buying a new home
Buying a new home is an exciting milestone, but you need to make sure you are making a wise investment. A title search, which is often overlooked, can assist you in achieving this by uncovering hidden issues that could cause you problems down the road. Recognizing the...
6 first-time homebuyer mistakes to avoid
Buying a home for the first time marks a big step in life, but it can also be quite overwhelming. However, with careful planning and research, buyers can make well-informed decisions and avoid unnecessary stress throughout the process. To ensure a smooth and...
Things to consider when buying a multi-family home
Investing in a multi-family home can be a smart financial move. As a first-time landlord, however, you could run into some unexpected issues. Keep these factors in mind to increase your chances of profiting from this type of property. Look closely at location Check...
The dos and do nots when buying a home
The average home price in New Jersey is about $475,000, according to Redfin, so buying a home is a significant investment. The home-buying process can be exhilarating yet overwhelming, especially for first-time home buyers. When buying a home in New Jersey, the price...
How can you dispose of a tax lien on a home?
While buying a new house can be a dream come true, it could turn into a nightmare if the property carries outstanding expenses that you will have to pay. To take one example, it is possible you will discover a tax lien on a home before purchasing it. Fortunately,...
Why waiving a home inspection is inadvisable
Purchasing a New Jersey home involves a lot of moving parts, and many people choose to have a home inspection performed before making a final decision to buy a property. A home inspection takes some time and money, so some people opt not to have one. However, this is,...
What issues might come up during closing?
Buying real estate can be a harrowing experience. By the time you reach closing day, you may think all the problems and delays are over. But you might be wrong. Issues can come up even during closing. Preparing yourself for them can help make the process much easier...
3 things to consider when buying a second home
Buying a second home can be a savvy investment, but it can also get you into financial trouble if your ambition outstrips your budget. Forbes describes some considerations to make before you decide to buy a second home to determine whether it is a good decision for...
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