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How Does A Quitclaim Deed Work?

By | April 18th, 2008|

How does a quitclaim deed work? A quitclaim deed does not change the mortgage terms, no matter how it was signed or works. A quit claim deed transfers any interest a person has in a piece of real estate to another person.

Mulitple Homeowners Associations

By | April 17th, 2008|

It's possible to buy a home in a community with multiple homeowners associations. The neighborhood homeowners association may be a member of another homeowners association.

Don’t Be A Victim Of Mortgage Fraud

By | April 14th, 2008|

If you're worried about being a victim of mortgage fraud it helps to be familiar with closing documents. If you know what to look for on these documents you can avert mortgage fraud. Knowing what you're signing can save you money and protect you and your family from mortgage fraud.

Landlord Needs To Plan For Landscaping Of Rental Property

By | April 10th, 2008|

When you own a rental property but don't live in the area you need to plan for the property's upkeep including landscaping and possibly a property manager. To successfully hire a property manager you need to have a detailed agreement that outlines responsibilities and payment. Learn how to plan for landscaping needs of an investment property too.

Consult Attorney To Document Property Ownership

By | April 10th, 2008|

When elderly parents own a home and one of them passes away, it may put the home's ownership into question. How can the surviving parent and children ensure the home ownership is fair? Consult with an attorney to document the home ownership in a way that takes into account all family members.

New Construction: Pay Attention To Vacant Lots

By | April 10th, 2008|

When you're building a home next to a vacant lot you need to be aware of plans for the property next door. What can you do if the builder of new construction in your neighborhood follows different plans? It helps to talk with a real estate attorney to understand your recourse when you build a home and then plans for the vacant lot next door change.

Learn To Love Your Home Until Market Outlook Improves

By | April 10th, 2008|

If you're unhappy with your current home consider the housing market outlook. It may be a while before the housing market outlook becomes positive so learn to love your current home.

Seller Options To Cancel Real Estate Listing Agreement

By | April 10th, 2008|

A seller asks how to take his house off the market even though he has already signed the real estate listing agreement. The real estate listing agreement will tell him whether he can do that. He could also hire an attorney to review the real estate listing agreement.

Home Loan With Bad Credit

By | April 3rd, 2008|

A graduate student says he's got bad credit but wants to get a home loan upon graduation. If you get a home loan with bad credit it will cost you more. Before getting a home loan you should first fix bad credit.

Breach Of Construction Contract

By | April 3rd, 2008|

A buyer says he's having trouble getting earnest money back from his builder after deciding not to buy a home. The buyer can sue the builder for breaching the construction contract.

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