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Are you preparing to purchase your dream home? If so, you may have already completed many of the tasks associated with home buying. Set aside earnest money Gathered your financial documents Learned how to get the home inspected Good for you, but there is still much to...
Purchasing a new house is one of the most stressful things you can do. It often feels like nothing ever seems to go to plan and there’s a lot of time spent waiting around. Having a good real estate agent can make the entire process go much more smoothly. Whether...
If you sold a home a few years back (or more), particularly in a competitive housing market, you may have received some emails or actual letters from prospective buyers who’d made an offer. Unfortunately, they’re not completely a thing of the past. These “love...
A contingency clause is something you insert into a real estate contract to allow you to back out if you encounter last-minute problems. If you do not put them in, you may have no choice but to proceed or face costly consequences. While you should obviously do your...
Whether you hope to sell, purchase or sell and purchase residential real estate this year, it is important to stay on top of market trends and shifts that will influence transactions over the next 12 months. When it comes to residential real estate, knowledge is...
Are you looking to buy your first home? Then you shouldn’t jump on the first home that crosses your path. Otherwise, you could end up buying a home you regret and later pay for massive repairs. Instead, as any experienced home buyer knows, you should hire a home...
Going to see homes for sale that interest you is necessary when you’re looking for a home to purchase. While you might be tempted to look at the layout and aesthetic value of the home, the initial viewing is a good chance to determine if there’s anything amiss with...
You love your beautiful house, but your growing family needs more room. Since your home is well-kept and attractive, you feel sure it will sell right away – and at the price you want. Most first-time sellers feel the same way about their property, but believing your...
Whether buying or selling a home, you have likely been preparing for the closing day for some time. Now that it is almost here, you experience a crisis or a work issue that rules out your attendance. Since you cannot be there, does it mean the deal has fallen through?...
Under Connecticut law, nearly all residential real estate transactions (for buyers and sellers) require legal representation. For example, in closings that involve title insurance, you are required by law to use counsel. Since you will probably need to work with a...