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Selling Your Home On The Web

By | March 25th, 2005|

There are many websites that are designed to help sellers sell their own homes by owner. Unlike a discount broker who might be more involved with your sale, when you sell by owner using a website, you'll be responsible for doing just about everything, including the showings, any negotiation and making sure all the details get done that will enable the house to close. How long you want to try to sell by owner before contacting an agent is up to you.

More Real Estate Books For Spring

By | March 18th, 2005|

"Trump Strategies for Real Estate: Billionaire Lessons for the Small Investor" by Donald Trump's "Apprentice" sidekick George Ross has some great tips and common sense advice for real estate investors. Ross says that there are five personal qualities you need to succeed in real estate.

Seller Refuses To Vacate Property

By | March 18th, 2005|

A home buyer purchased a home and agreed to let the seller's stay in the home for fourteen days. But now the home buyers cannot get the sellers to move. Having a good attorney to represent them at the closing could have helped this home buyer avoid this problem.

Home Buyers Need Real Estate Attorney Especially At Closing

By | March 18th, 2005|

Home buyers need a real estate attorney to help them navigate buying a home, especially during the closing of a sale. Real estate attorneys will protect the home buyer during the home sale, especially at the closing. It's still up to the home buyer to learn about the real estate process, but having a good real estate attorney will protect your investment.

Learning How To Become A Home Inspector

By | March 18th, 2005|

Want to be a home inspector? The American Society of Home Inspector is a good place to start to get information about the business.

Access To Property Needs To Be On Record

By | March 11th, 2005|

A home buyer has purchased property that is only reached by an inaccessible county road. The seller gave them temporary access through his property until the road is repaired. Now the neighbor is selling his property and will not give them an easement. The easement is not recorded but listed in the contract as access until the road becomes available.

How To Schedule Your First Home Purchase

By | March 11th, 2005|

A reader is planning on buying their first home and would like to time it with the end of their rental lease. Ilyce takes them through each step of the buying process.

Real Estate Books Help With Taxes And Building

By | March 11th, 2005|

When you're investing in real estate, it helps to be knowledgeable about the taxes you'll pay when your buying and selling real estate. Reading these two real estate books, Every Landlord's Tax Deduction Guide and The House That Jill Built: A Woman's Guide to Home Building, can help you learn about taxes and building a dream home.

Seller Sued For Missing Fixtures

By | March 11th, 2005|

A home seller is being sued by their buyer for missing fixtures in a bathroom. The buyer claims they had a verbal contract but the written contract contains nothing regarding the fixtures. A written contract usually is considered binding over a verbal contract but litigation is difficult, time-consuming, expensive and can be heartbreaking. If at all possible, you should try to resolve the conflict outside of court.

Home Buying Trends

By | March 10th, 2005|

Recent real estate trends suggest an active market. First-time buyers are out in force, taking advantage of interest rates which are still at 6 percent or below for a 30-year fixed rate mortgage. But the big surprise in the real estate industry is how many people are investing in real estate by buying second homes strictly as an investment.

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