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Many buyers would rather continue to live where they are than buy a fixer-upper. Renovating a home is a lot of work, and the work can disrupt your life. Also, it's often hard to know in advance how much the project will ultimately cost. But for some buyers, buying a...
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What is a home buyer's biggest worry? Paying too much? Buying a home that you end up hating? Working with an agent who leads you astray? Buying a home that turns out to be a money pit? Getting in over your head financially?
Any or all of these concerns may plague you during...
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Before the Internet, prospective home buyers relied almost entirely on real estate agents for information about homes for sale. Today, many home buyers know the inventory of homes for sale in their price range before they even connect with an agent.
Recently, a couple made...
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Public open houses are a mainstay of the residential real estate business.
But, are they really necessary?
Recently a Piedmont, Calif., homeowner visited a few public open houses in her neighborhood before listing her home for sale. She was appalled at what she saw. The...
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Disclosure laws vary from one state to the next. But, there is a movement nationally to require sellers to disclose material facts that might effect the buyers' decision to buy or the price they might pay. Most after-closing claims by buyers against sellers involve...
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Buyers want their offers presented to the sellers as soon as possible. Sellers whose homes have been on the market for months are usually prepared to hear offers anytime. But, in some markets, sellers set a time schedule for listening to offers, and often they won't entertain...
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