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Home Inspector Misses Problems In New Home

By | January 15th, 2008|

A home inspector may have missed problems in this buyer's new home. While there are some great home inspectors, some are better than others. Because some home inspectors limit their exposure to problems in the home to the amount you pay for the home inspection, it's crucial to find the best home inspector in your area.

What’s A Town House?

By | January 14th, 2008|

Town houses are another option when you want to buy a home. They tend to be larger than a condo or co-op but likely still have a homeowners association. Make sure you understand the terms of the sale as a home buyer.

Selling A Home After Quit Claim Deed

By | January 14th, 2008|

When you receive a home via a quit claim deed you can sell that home as you would any other home. Note that you'll sell the home at the same cost basis that the original owner bought the home for. Learn how quit claim deeds work compared with warranty deeds.

What’s A Co-Op?

By | January 13th, 2008|

Another home buying option is purchasing a co-op. Buying a co-op is actually buying shares into a corporation that owns the building. Co-op boards control who can buy a home in their buildings.

What’s A Condo?

By | January 11th, 2008|

As a new home buyer you have lots of choices as to what type of home to purchase. A condominium, or an apartment that you own, is usually located in an urban center or densely populated suburb. A condo is one choice to consider when you are buying a new home.

    Rotten Neighbor Disagrees About Fence

    By | January 9th, 2008|

    What can you do when your rotten neighbor has not controlled his children or pets? You might think you could separate yourself from your rotten neighbor by putting up a fence. Putting up a fence could trigger a property dispute. What can you do in a fence dispute with a rotten neighbor?

    Selling Your Home? Watch For Scammers

    By | January 7th, 2008|

    When you're selling your home you may want to hold an open house. Watch out for people who claim to have more money than they do - they may be trying to scam you out of your home. One sign of this real estate scam is that the prospective buyers cannot provide identification.

    Refinancing To A Negatively Amortizing Loan

    By | January 5th, 2008|

    When you refinance your mortgage loan, as when you get a new mortgage loan, you need to carefully read the loan documents. If you don't you could end up with a negatively amortizing loan, which means that your principal will increase as you make mortgage payments. It's critical to understand the terms of your new loan when you're refinancing.

    Design And Your Home

    By | January 4th, 2008|

    Ilyce discusses design and architecture with renowned designer and author Marianne Cusato. Learn what you can do to make your home well designed and authentic.

    Buying A New Or Used Home

    By | January 3rd, 2008|

    When you're in the market to buy a home you should ask yourself if you want a new or existing home. If you want to buy a new home make sure to research the developer. If you're buying an existing home you may face renovation costs.

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