What happens if a property doesn’t appraise for the purchase price?
So you have found the home of your dreams. You put in an offer and it has been accepted. You have completed attorney review. Now its time for inspections and…
view moreSo you have found the home of your dreams. You put in an offer and it has been accepted. You have completed attorney review. Now its time for inspections and…
view moreIn the world of real estate, a comp (short for comparative) is what houses near the house that is for sale have sold for within the recent past. Comps are…
view moreRadon is a gas produced by the natural decay of other radioactive substances. It is more commonly found in the Eastern U.S. although it can occur anywhere. Radon levels vary depending on…
view moreOne fourth of all homes in the U.S. have septic systems. A properly designed septic system should provide long-term effective treatment of your household wastewater. However, lack of regular maintenance…
view moreThese are 2 appraisal terms which describe how the value of a home is effected by better or lesser properties in a neighborhood. Regression refers to the principal of how the…
view moreAlthough researchers agree on the approximate birth dates for different generations, there is frequent debate on the exact beginning and end dates that make up the generational groups. The following…
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