Real Estate Term of the Week
Design-build: Construction of new homes is frequently delayed due to time conflicts between two (or more) teams involved. The idea...
Do I Need a Realtor When Buying New Construction?
The short answer is “Absolutely, yes.” Many people have the notion that using their own Realtor® to buy a new...
Real Estate Term of the Week
Comparables: Homes of similar size, condition, age, and style that recently sold in a certain neighborhood. Evaluating comparable homes and...
Understanding How Comps are Used
In the real estate world, “comps” is the shortened term for comparables, which refers to similar homes sold near a...
Real Estate Term of the Week
Closing Disclosure: A multi-page form that provides final details about the mortgage loan you have selected. It includes the loan...
How to Avoid Buyer’s Remorse
Buying a home brings excitement and eagerness, whether it’s the first time or even the third. Because the hunt for...
Real Estate Term of the Week
Holdover Seller: One who remains in a property after a real estate transfer has occurred and closing has taken place....
What Happens When a Seller Doesn’t Move Out by the Closing Date?
Anything can happen in a real estate transaction. Unfortunately, one of the more unpleasant ones is a “holdover seller” who...