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Looking for a new home?
Wednesday, December 7th, 2011 at 2:34pm. 63 Views, 0 Comments.
Looking for a new home? Is this your first time buying? Your sixth purchase? Do you know or remember how the process goes? Do you look for properties first? Call a Realtor? Or get a preapproval for a loan first? About how much will your closing costs be? How much are inspections and should you even get one.
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A Short Guide to Real Estate Lingo and Acronyms
Thursday, December 1st, 2011 at 4:47pm. 62 Views, 0 Comments.
Real estate ads are usually full of acronyms and terms that are unfamiliar to first-time buyers. Here's a cheat sheet to let you in on the lingo.4B/2B -- four bedrooms and two bathrooms. "Bedroom" usually means a sleeping area with a window and a closet, but the definition varies in different places. A "full bathroom" is a room with a toilet, a sink and a bathtub. A "three-quarter bathroom" has a toilet, a sink and a shower. A "half bathroom" or powder room has only a toilet and a sink.assum. fin. -- assumable financingclosing costs -- the entire package of miscellaneous expenses paid by the buyer and the seller when the real estate deal closes. These costs include the brokerage commission, mortgage-related fees, escrow or attorney's settlement charges,…
Difference Between a Short Sale and Foreclosure
Friday, July 31st, 2009 at 3:53pm. 276 Views, 0 Comments.
If you are wondering what the difference is between Short Sale and Bank Owned, it is this:
A Short Sale means that the bank has to take a Short- in other words, cannot get back all the money it lent to the seller, because the house is worth less than the seller owes. There are lots of Short Sales going on right now because banks were not very careful in their lending practices and appraisals- so they lent out way more money than many houses were worth. Now they have to take a loss. Sometimes the house really was worth more, sometimes it wasn't. Just because it is a Short Sale, doesn't necessarily mean you are going to get a good deal. You have to know the market and know what the comps are to be sure. That's why having a good Realtor helping you is so…
Smooth Move -7 tips to help your kids adjust to a move
Wednesday, May 27th, 2009 at 5:19pm. 361 Views, 0 Comments.
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