Mold can be a nightmare for homeowners. Even the cleanest, most well-kept homes can have mold. It’s important to remember that just because you can’t see it, doesn’t mean it’s not there. Mold can hide in the walls, under the floor, and even in the ceiling. Mold not only causes damage to the structure of […]
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If you’ve been thinking about buying a house and finally decided that it’s the right time to take the next steps, congratulations! The home buying process can be overwhelming but it is so exciting, especially when it comes to looking at potential homes. With the coronavirus pandemic, the process of finding your forever home
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Quite often, too often, in fact, Realtors hear home sellers say that they want to take their home off the market for the holiday season. Their concerns usually stem from the misconception that buyers are not looking during November and December because they’re halting their search for the holidays. In many cases, this is not
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Follow Warren Buffet’s words of wisdom It’s Fall again, and like clockwork despite the disruption of COVID-19, buyers are wondering what is wrong with homes that aren’t selling immediately! It’s incredible how this happens every year, especially after buyers spend the first seven months of the year wishing homes would stay on the market longer
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The tectonic shift in normal housing trends as a result of the current times has a new symptom: people are selling their condos and moving to single-family homes. Shared communal living in condos is, at least temporarily, not something that as many people want these days. This makes total sense with the social distancing requirements
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Are you buying or selling a home that was built prior to 1978? There’s a good chance there is lead paint in the home and as one of the only disclosures that is federally mandated, having lead paint can pose some challenges whether you’re buying or selling. Why Lead Paint is an Issue Lead is
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A pool can be a very attractive asset for a homeowner, potentially offering hours of entertainment, swimming and in-water exercise options, and a great way to cool down and relax during the summer months. This summer especially, where most people will be staying home instead of traveling, families are looking for a home with a
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Are you scared to list your home for sale because you don’t know where you would go if it sells before you find a new home? Are you searching for a home but cannot seem to find it? Worried about having to move twice? Worried about selling and buying safely? If you answered yes
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Buying a new home before selling your current one Homeowners need to remember what is most important in this transaction: getting the most money for your home and buying the property you truly want for the lowest price you can. Many homeowners aren’t always able to qualify for a mortgage on a new home until
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With proper maintenance, a septic system can work efficiently for as long as you own your home. This includes pumping the tank on a regularly scheduled basis, keeping the drain field clear of trees or shrubs which can clog drain lines, and limit water use. Excessive water use is a major cause of septic system
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