Category: Real Estate
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Essential Highlights The Good Neighbor Next Door initiative grants eligible buyers the ability to snag a HUD-owned property at a steep 50% markdown off the listing price, with down payments starting as low as $100. To jump aboard this offer, you need to be a teacher, law enforcer, firefighter, or EMT, and purchase within a… read more
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When the deal finally locks in on your real estate transaction, that’s the closing—the moment you officially hand over the keys or cash. No matter if you’re offloading or snapping up a property, one of the crucial moves on closing day is to settle your portion of the fees tied to the deal, commonly known… read more
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The nationwide housing scene hasn’t exactly been a stroll through the park in recent years. Skyrocketing property values teamed up with persistently steep mortgage rates have transformed buying a home into a hefty financial commitment. Take New Jersey as a solid case in point: the median house price here has surged over 10% compared to… read more
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Key Insights at a Glance Indiana’s statutes don’t bind you to enlist a real estate professional to offload your property. Submitting the Residential Real Estate Sales Disclosure form to your buyer, however, is a mandated step. Going solo helps dodge the listing agent’s cut, though you might still owe a slice to the buyer’s agent.… read more
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Nestled in the heart of the Badger State, selling your home solo—without the help of a real estate agent—can feel trickier here than elsewhere. The snag? Wisconsin’s regulations prevent homeowners from listing FSBO (for sale by owner) properties directly on big-name sites like Zillow and Redfin. Since many prospective buyers kick off their house hunt… read more
