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Seller Disclosure Laws May Allow You to Sue for Fraud or Damages

By | January 14th, 2011|

Seller disclosure laws may allow homeowners to sue for fraud or damages of recently purchased house. Home buyers that discover fraud or damages in new home may be allowed to sue under seller disclosure laws. Homeowners should contact a real estate attorney to discover if they can sue for fraud or damages under seller disclosure laws. After purchasing a house and finding damages a homeowner can sue for fraud under seller disclosure laws.

New Years Resolutions to Sell Your Home in 2011

By | December 23rd, 2010|


To sell your house in 2011 you might have to change your behavior in this real estate market. New Years Resolutions can help you sell your house in 2011. Even thought the real estate market is stil bad in 2011, you can use New Years Resolutions to help you sell your house. New Years Resolutions like home repairs, a comparative marketing analysis, and research into your housing market will help you sell your home in 2011.

Quit Claim Deed vs. Living Trust

By | March 19th, 2010|


When deciding how to pass on property to loved ones, there are many choices. You can transfer property now using a quit claim deed. You can transfer property later using a will. Or, you can place your property in a living trust now and set forth your wishes for the disposition of your property in the trust. The living trust can then dispose of your assets upon your death avoiding probate court requirements and you can control the property you own while you are living.

How To Sell Home To Current Tenants

By | February 19th, 2010|


Everybody is looking for a quick sale of their property. If a homeowner can't sell using normal real estate channels, then maybe non-conventional sales can be effective. You can try to use a real estate broker to sell your property, but if you have tenants in the property, you might try to see if they are willing buyers of your home. If they are, you can sell them the home outright or you can decide if you want to sell it to them by other means. One way to entice a tenant to buy the home is to offer them a lease with an option to buy the home. Another way to sell the home to current tenant is to offer them seller financing. The financing can be either by using a mortgage or by selling them the home on an installment basis.

Home Selling Tips: New Year’s Resolutions For Home Sellers

By | December 17th, 2009|


Home sellers had it rough in 2009, and 2010 promises to be another hard year for home sellers. However, there are some home selling tips you can take to put yourself in a better home selling situation. Make it a New Year's Resolution to become a better seller and follow these home selling tips to make 2010 a better home selling year.

Want to Raffle Your House? Mostly, You Can’t

By | August 7th, 2009|

Thinking of conducting a house raffle to unload your house instead of selling it? It's illegal for homeowners to raffle off their own house. Instead, you have to work with a nonprofit organization and transfer ownership of the house to them. The nonprofit can then raffle off your house, and you'll get a tax deduction - not cash. Here are more details on house raffles.

Seller and Buyer Closing Costs State By State

By | July 28th, 2009|

Seller and buyer closing costs are usually a mystery, and we frequently receive emails asking us to give sellers more information on who generally gets to pay for survey and title insurance expenses. So, we prepared a list of two of the most popular closing costs paid by sellers and buyers on a state by state basis: title insurance for the owner's title insurance policy and survey costs. There are so many closing costs to deal with, but these two costs are usually not thought about by a home buyer or a home seller.

Seller Closing Costs Updated

By | June 24th, 2009|

Seller closing costs generally come as a surprise to home sellers, particularly when home sellers find out that they’ll have to pay anywhere between 2 to 7 percent of the sales price in fees and costs. Here's an updated list of closing costs you may incur when you sell a house.

How To Sell Property With Multiple Owners

By | March 13th, 2009|

As you get older, in order to protect your property, you may want to transfer property titles to your children's names. When you transfer title to property before you die you may see your children fight about the property and whether to sell it. If your children feel one of their siblings is getting a free ride or cheating, the property situation could get ugly. To sell the property your children may have to involve a real estate attorney who can help with a partition lawsuit or enable swapping property.

Auctions Sell Homes Quickly In Tough Housing Market

By | January 19th, 2009|

If you're eager to sell your home in a tough housing or real estate market you may want to try an auction. Unlike lotteries, which are illegal, using an auction is an acceptable way to quickly sell your home. To auction your home you need to use a real estate auction company or a website such as eBay.

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