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Title Insurance 101: Everything You Need to Know

Buying a new home can certainly be an overwhelming and sometimes frightening thing, especially if you’re completely new to this game.

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How Long is the Escrow Process?

You’ve found a home you love, put in an offer, and the seller accepted it. That’s half the battle, but the process isn’t yet complete. There are still some hoops to jump through in order for the deal to close.

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9 Things to Consider Before Installing a Pool

Having a pool in the confines of your own backyard can certainly be a statement element for your outdoor oasis.

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Should Buyers Consider a Probate Sale?

Just about every home buyer is looking for a good deal on a home purchase. After all, why pay more for a home than necessary?

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Pros and Cons of an Exclusive Real Estate Listing

Most listings that are on the market for sale tend to be advertised on the MLS (Multiple Listing Service). But as popular as the MLS is, it’s not always used to list properties for sale.

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INFOGRAPHIC: N.A.R.’s Existing Home Sales Report For March 2018

Here are some stats surrounding the existing home sales activity in March 2018, according to the National Association of Realtors.

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What is the MLS and How Does it Work?

Whether you’re a newbie buyer or seller or have bought and sold homes a few times over the years, you’ve most likely heard of the MLS, or Multiple Listing Service.

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How to Measure the Square Footage of Your Home

If you’re selling your home in the near future, one thing that you will want to find out is its exact size. Your home’s square footage is a critical element in establishing the listing price of your home.

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What Factors Matter When Determining Your Home’s Listing Price?

If there’s one thing you definitely want to get right when you market your home for sale, it’s the listing price. In fact, your price is a big determinant of how fast your home can sell and how much you can sell it for.

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What’s the Difference Between Replacement Cost Vs Actual Cash Value in Home Insurance?

You pay homeowner’s insurance, and although you never want to have to use it, there may be some unfortunate circumstances that may require you to file a claim. Of course, it’s important to crunch the numbers to make sure that it makes financial sense to start a claim, considering the fact that there’s a deductible to pay and an increase in premiums to deal with.

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