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Selling Or Buying A Home: Finding The Best Real Estate Agent

By | July 7th, 2008|

Selling or buying a home is a stressful experience, and it's important to find the real estate agent who suits your needs. Real estate agents say someone with experience and knowledge of the neighborhood is important whether you're selling or buying a home. Being able to trust your real estate agent and know that they have your best interests at heart is also crucial to buying or selling a home.

Quit Claim Deed May Not Protect Property In Lawsuit

By | July 2nd, 2008|

Transferring property just before or during a lawsuit without payment may be seen as a fraudulent conveyance -- as if you were trying to shield assets from the lawsuit. Even if you sign a quit claim deed giving up your interest in a property, the court can overturn that quit claim deed and award the share of the property to the victor in the lawsuit. Learn more about how the timing of a quit claim deed can put a property at risk.

Planned Communities Bring People Together

By | July 2nd, 2008|

How does a master planned community get designed? How do developers know what to include in neighborhood ? Creating a sense of belonging means including amenities to foster community in the neighborhood. Developers and architects try to allow for community as populations age.

Buying A Home With Potential Water Damage

By | July 2nd, 2008|

Water erosion can turn into water damage. Before you buy a home you should check for water damage and the potential for water damage caused by water eroding away land. Sometimes when a home has water damage it may need other repairs. Is there a way that the home could be sold despite the risk of water damage?

Market Value Of A Townhouse

By | July 2nd, 2008|

Does having a pool in a townhouse community raises the value of each townhouse. This depends on whether other local townhouse communities have pools. A pool will cost townhouse residents more in fees and upkeep, but if it's the only pool in the area it can help increase your townhouse's value.

Choosing The Right Mortgage Loan

By | July 1st, 2008|

Learn about mortgage basics including two common types of mortgage loans and what it takes to qualify. Your credit score will have an impact on what kind of mortgage loan you can get. Being informed about your credit score and your options will help you get the right mortgage for you.

The Main Shutoff Valve

By | June 30th, 2008|

Learn about the main shutoff valve in your house. Inspector Jamie Dunsing tells you what it is and where to find the main shutoff valve. He also talks about the gas meter.

Save Money With A Home Inspection

By | June 30th, 2008|

Inspector Jamie Dunsing tells you how a home inspection can save you money. Learn how to save money with a home inspection, how a home inspection can prevent problems, how a home inspection is necessary when buying a home and how a good home inspector can assist you in the home buying process.

Home Inspection Of Windows

By | June 30th, 2008|

When you get a home inspection make sure your windows are inspected. Inspector Jamie Dunsing says to look at old windows for moisture, sound, water and wind to see if you need replacement windows. Learn how to save money with a home inspection, how a home inspection can prevent problems, how a home inspection is necessary when buying a home and how a good home inspector can assist you in the home buying process.

Home Inspection Of Sloping Floors

By | June 30th, 2008|

Interested in leveling a sloping floor? Learn from inspector Jamie Dunsing about how to fix a floor in an old house using steel supports. This part of the home inspection is in the master bedroom.

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