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A knowledgeable real estate agent and a thorough home inspection can protect buyers from purchasing a home with major defects. It still helps, though, to know what to look for when it comes to the less obvious telltale signs of a problem. Here are four red flags buyers might not know about homes but should:
Bothersome as taxes are, if you prepare for them throughout the year, you might find the experience far easier the next time you have to file. Use these tips to help:
DIY painting can open up rooms, heighten ceilings, and aid transition from one space to another. Here are four painting tricks that can make your home look more spacious:
According to the National Association of Realtors (NAR), existing-home sales reached 5.32 million in November; this marks the second month in a row of month-over-month sales gains. What's more, three of the four major real estate markets in the country reported increases in sales activity. According to Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the NAR, "The market conditions in November were mixed, with good signs of stabilizing home sales compared to recent months, though down significantly from one year ago."
It's important for home buyers and home sellers to be fully prepared for potential delays in a real estate closing. With so many parties involved in a successful real estate transaction, it's understandable how delays can occur. Here are some of the more common reasons why real estate escrows and closings can be delayed: