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Home Inspection Uncovers Serious Issue

By | September 17th, 2024|

Home Inspection Uncovers Serious Issue Q: We signed a contract to purchase a home. It seemed to have an issue with moisture in the crawl space. So, we had a home inspection. The inspector couldn’t gain access to the crawl space as the access was too small and he was too big. He noted in [...]

Selling a Home in an Irrevocable Trust

By | September 17th, 2024|

Selling a Home in an Irrevocable Trust Q: I read your article on living trusts recently. You detail the workings of property in a revocable trust and what one should do with the funds upon the sale of the property. Would the same things apply to an irrevocable trust? I am the creator of a [...]

Will Closing Credit Cards Hurt My Credit Score?

By | September 9th, 2024|

Will Closing Credit Cards Hurt My Credit Score? Q: I am looking to buy a home in the near future. I recently heard that my credit card with a big box discount store would come to an end. I signed up for a credit card with the big box store years ago to get a [...]

Zoning: Selling Separate Lots

By | September 9th, 2024|

Zoning: Selling Separate Lots Q: We bought our home in 1984. The deed read that the home was built on one of two separate lots. We are now thinking about moving. In considering our options, we realized the property values in our neighborhood have increased dramatically. In fact, they’re so high that we’re thinking of [...]

Home Sale Tax Exclusion

By | September 9th, 2024|

Home Sale Tax Exclusion: What are the rules? Q: I learned something new in your recent article about the home sale tax exclusion. I did not know that a person could receive the benefit of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) rule that allows homeowners to exclude from federal taxes the first $250,000 in profits from [...]

Homeowner Association (HOA) and Owners Bad Behavior

By | September 9th, 2024|

Homeowner Association (HOA) and Owners Bad Behavior Our recent articles about homeowner associations (HOAs) have stirred many readers to write to us about why people don’t want to volunteer for HOA boards and the difficult situations sitting HOA members face every day. If you're wondering what that might look like, here’s one email we recently [...]

Who Do You Call When the Landlord Won’t Fix Things?

By | September 9th, 2024|

Who Do You Call When the Landlord Won't Fix Things? Ten-year resident says landlord won't fix things like leaks, mold and pest infestations. Q: My son and his wife live in an apartment complex in Orlando. He’s been a resident there for over ten years and has always been a good tenant. The ownership has [...]

Real Estate Commission: How Much Should Buyers Agree to Pay

By | September 9th, 2024|

Real Estate Commission: How Much Should Buyers Agree to Pay Q: First time home buyer here. I'm thinking about commissions. I just finished reading your 100 Questions Every First-Time Home Buyer Should Ask book, and I sure took lots of notes! It’s super fun when real estate commission rules change as you are learning them. [...]

Bad Home Inspection: Reader responds

By | August 5th, 2024|

Bad Home Inspection Q: I just read your column on the bad home inspection. First, who paid for the inspector? If the mortgage company paid, the lender didn’t get their money's worth. Second, on the question of the open sewerage, that seems like a no brainer to me as it was clearly a housing code [...]

HOA: Changing Homeowner Association Rules

By | August 5th, 2024|

HOA: Changing Homeowner Association Rules Q: I just read your response to the question about the 20-unit homeowners association (HOA) that can't get people to run for the board. I used to manage HOAs and have a few thoughts for your readers. 1. Before they do anything, they need to carefully read their HOA documents [...]

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