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Bidding In Online Auctions

By | August 25th, 2005|

Ever wonder how you can bid in an online auction? Here are the tips you should keep in mind.

Online Escrow Services Protect From Fraud

By | August 22nd, 2005|

What are Online Escrow Services for Internet Auctions? Online escrow services' primary purpose is to protect buyers and sellers from fraud. Online escrow services usually are used for big-ticket items, like computers, cars or jewelry.

What Is A Buyers Guide?

By | August 22nd, 2005|

Ever wonder what a buyer's guide is? Here we explain the buyer's guide, what it contains, and why it matters to you.

First-Time Home Buyer Investment

By | August 20th, 2005|

Young and single individuals age 21 to 25 are the fastest-growing portion of first-time buyers. Although some of these home buyers are purchasing homes they will live in, others are purchasing these homes as investments. Real estate has long stood the test of time as an investment. It generally appreciates slowly, at just above the rate of inflation. For most of us, our biggest investment in real estate will be our own homes.

How Important Is Location In Buying A Home?

By | August 20th, 2005|

When considering a new home, the location is almost as important as the condition of the house.

Real Estate Agents And Brokers Are Similar

By | August 20th, 2005|

What's the difference between a real estate agent and a real estate broker? Training and experience. Both real estate agents and brokers take classes but brokers take additional classes and have likely worked in the industry longer. When you're buying or selling a home, it's likely that either a real estate agent or broker could help you.

Buying A Condominium Home

By | August 20th, 2005|

When you're buying a home you may be considering a condominium. A condominium is a housing unit where you own the air space within the walls and possibly the plumbing and a parking space, but not the actual physical structure itself. Condominium units usually have a homeowners association and a condominium declaration that outline how ownership works and rules to live by.

Should I Buy A New Home Or A Fixer Upper?

By | August 20th, 2005|

Many home buyers are torn between buying a new home and taking on an older home that may need a little work.

Seller Fires Agent After Contract Is Signed

By | August 19th, 2005|

A couple is buying their first home and has signed a contract and paid earnest money, appraisal and inspection costs. Now the seller is trying to fire his real estate agent. When a seller signs a listing agreement, he or she agrees to pay the agent a prescribed commission if the home is sold. If the agent has behaved badly or has stolen something or committed fraud, then the agreement between the agent and seller may be able to be unwound.

Using Transfers To Avoid Taxes May Be Unlawful

By | August 19th, 2005|

The home buyer wants to purchase a home his father and uncle inherited but avoid as many taxes and a reassessment of the property if possible. He wonders if a transfer of the property is the right move to avoid taxes. Transfers maybe unlawful and a local attorney who knows about intra-family transfers should be able to help with this property transaction.

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