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The Closing Costs for a Seller and How to Save on Them
Closing costs for a seller are the taxes, fees, and other expenses which are paid by the seller while finalizing the sale of their house. And good...
Taxes and Inheriting a House, Everything You’ll Want to Know
If you inherited a house, taxes may come along with it. There may be even more hidden costs once you sell the house you inherit, but don't worry,...
What Is An REO Foreclosure?
An REO foreclosure, also known as a real estate owned foreclosure, is when a house is foreclosed on by the lender, and the lender takes ownership of...
What is a Probate Sale in Real Estate?
A probate sale in real estate is when a house belonging to a deceased person is being sold; ‘probate’ being the legal process after someone dies. In...
How Does for Sale By Owner Work?
A For Sale By Owner (FSBO) works when a homeowner like you decides to list your house for sale without a real estate agent. The process of a For...
The Top 10 Questions People Ask When Selling Their House Fast
When you need to sell your house fast, you likely have questions. And there's good reason, the process and costs are a bit different than a...
What is a Distressed Property?
A distressed property is a home where the homeowner has fallen behind on a few (usually three) mortgage payments to their lender, or there is an...
Can You Sell A Condemned House?
Yes, you can sell a condemned house, but you should not expect to get top dollar unless the land is worth a lot of money. Since a condemned house...
What is a Sale-Leaseback in Real Estate?
A sale-leaseback, also known as a leaseback agreement, is a financial agreement that allows a homeowner to sell their property to someone else and...
What is a Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure?
A deed in lieu of foreclosure is an agreement between you and your lender where you give ownership of your property (the deed and title) to your...