When looking at the real estate market, it’s clear that home prices have gone up in recent years, and they haven’t come back down. Some homes have nearly doubled or tripled in value in the last decade. In some areas, these prices are still climbing or at least staying...
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The pros and cons of writing a love letter to a home seller
In a competitive real estate market, potential buyers often look for creative ways to stand out. One of the more personal approaches includes writing a "love letter" to a home seller. This letter typically expresses the buyer’s admiration for the home and explains why...
2 examples of real estate title problems
A title is a crucial document of a property. When you buy a home, you will be issued with this legal document to show ownership of the property. And you will also provide it when selling the property. However, you may experience title problems during any of these...
Why is a quiet title action important before selling your home?
It can be hard to find a buyer for your home if there are disputes about its ownership. As such, ensuring that you have a clear and marketable title to the property through a quiet title action is crucial. A quiet title action is a legal process that identifies and...
When do you get the keys to your new home?
Purchasing a home can be a long process. It may take weeks or even months. You have to get a loan, have an inspection, negotiate the price and much more. So when do you actually take ownership? Many people associate getting the keys with officially becoming the owner...
What is an abstract of title?
If you are seeking a piece of Connecticut property to buy, there are many steps to the process. It can seem sometimes as if you will never get to your closing date. That can make you want to cut out a step or two from the lengthy real estate buying process. But one...
When should you buy a home?
Homebuyers usually consider different factors before making a purchase. Should timing be one of them? Is there a right time to buy a home? Let’s look at a couple of them. When you can afford to It's crucial to buy a home only when you can afford to. This means your...
Should you jointly purchase a home with a relative?
Buying a home is a significant decision that involves careful consideration of various factors. One option that individuals often contemplate is jointly purchasing a property with a relative. This arrangement can result in both advantages and drawbacks, and it's...
Tips for buying a property in a short sale
With the housing market so tight and so expensive, every would-be buyer is looking for a bargain. That has more people than ever interested in short sales. A short sale refers to a situation where a homeowner is no longer able to afford their mortgage and the bank has...
Title issues can delay residential real estate closings
Buying a home is an exciting journey filled with anticipation and dreams of a new future. This journey can hit unexpected roadblocks, particularly regarding title issues. While often overlooked, these issues can significantly delay the closing process of a residential...