Building Permits: When to Get Them and When to Change Your Renovation Plans
While permitting can be a huge hassle, it’s kind of a necessary evil.
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While permitting can be a huge hassle, it’s kind of a necessary evil.
Building Permits: When to Get Them and When to Change Your Renovation Plans Read More »
If your home was built between 1940 and 1980, you need to be wary of asbestos.
Asbestos: What You Need to Know When Buying, Selling or Remodeling Read More »
Hoping a buyer will overpay for your home isn’t a strategy, it’s a wish. It’s also self defeating. As a seller, you naturally want to get top dollar. Chances also are good that you have a deep emotional attachment to your home. Combined, those factors often lead sellers to insist on a high price. But
How Should You Price Your Home? Read More »
If you’re hunting for your first home, it’s likely you’ve heard some mumbling about private mortgage insurance, commonly called PMI. And you’ve probably heard plenty of opinions on whether you should pay it. Here are the facts.
What is PMI and How Much Does It Really Cost? Read More »
You might need to apply for a jumbo mortgage if you need to borrow more than $417,000. Here’s why.
What Is a Jumbo Mortgage Loan and How Can You Get One? Read More »
Waiving a contingency is risky, but could make your offer more competitive.
3 Home Buying Contingencies You Could Waive Read More »