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People become owners of real estate in many different ways. Sometimes, you have an interest in a property that you don't own or cannot currently purchase. That doesn't mean you don't want to invest in the property. For example, if you started leasing a house, you may...
Buying a home can feel daunting. If you are a first-time home buyer in Connecticut, you are probably doing your homework to ensure you do not make mistakes. After all, you want a home you will love, but how do you ensure your dream home does not turn into a nightmare?...
When buying a new home, it is crucial to do the necessary checks to ensure your purchase is wise. If you fail to uncover issues before you sign the deal, you could be stuck with a property that you cannot sell. Legal issues are one area you will need help to check....
A beautiful, mature tree on your property can add a lot to its value. Its natural features can also add to your enjoyment of your home through beautification, shade and even fruits are flowers. Unfortunately, a tree that your neighbor plants on the property line might...
A buyer's acceptance of your offer on residential real estate sets in motion a series of events that you must take care of leading up to the closing on your home. You may need to have an inspection performed on the property you're contracted to buy, and it likely...
Home prices have been rising and rising at a historic rate. It’s been very interesting to watch at a time when employment has been low and people have faced some financial troubles. Despite all of this, home values have continued to rise. If you saw the same thing...
Residential real estate purchases remain a high priority for families across the country, including those in Connecticut. In response to this need, we decided it was the right time to offer you a law firm’s perspective on buying your first family home. Creating a...
There is currently not enough inventory on the residential real estate market. Buyers need to be aggressive in order to convince a seller to accept their offer. Finding a property with a reasonable price tag but in need of some sweat equity could be a great...
When you buy a home, you start by making an offer to the seller. It can be for any amount that you’d like (although going too far below the asking price is unlikely to get you a response). But an offer is about more than just the price. You can also put in...
You make a bid on a home and you hear back from the seller: They didn’t say, “No,” but they didn’t say, “Yes,” either. Instead, you got a counteroffer. What does that mean for you? A deal isn’t a contract without both offer and acceptance No contract is valid until...