11 answers · 57 pts
Asked by Donna Brusoski · 03-17-2024
Have you tried to Google them ? Is this her ?https://www.realtor.com/realestateagents/56ce44aa0fa417010077c0db
Asked by Gary Steinhoff · 03-17-2024
I would contact an attorney to assist with ALL documents you are asked to sign. They can assist with the transaction and protect your interests. Do you have an agent ?
Asked by Emily · 03-13-2024
HOAs are great if you do not wish to handle many things, like maintenance. They also provide amenities like pools, security, and other services. They can be helpful. On the flip side, some can be a bit overbearing. I would recommend that you review meeting minutes and the bylaws before purchasing in any association.
Asked by Alex · 03-13-2024
Speak with the best mortgage broker. I would say Shant Banosian from Guaranteed Rate. He is the #1 Lender in the US
Asked by Angela · 03-13-2024
This is somewhat of a loaded question, especially if you are trying to sell the home alone. I think the first step is to speak with a real estate agent who is fluent in your market. I would explore things different marketing tactics, staging, drone photography as well as video. It boils down to getting the most eyes on your property.
Asked by Cheryl · 03-13-2024
There should be clarity on any issues with a home. Disclosure is the name of the game in MA and I would assume it would hold true in any market. Fail to disclose could cause massive legal issues. Disclose .. disclose ... disclose.
Asked by Miguel C · 03-08-2024
There are several issues. What if the renter does not leave ? What if they are in a lease ? What if damage is done at the end of the lease. Way to many issues to proceed without proper caution and documentation on the situation
Asked by Theo · 02-19-2024
Hard to answer this question without seeing the home but a fresh coat of paint does wonders and a good cleaner and stager to get the home photo ready. Declutter and let the experts help you. Upgrades can be different in every market and price point. Talk with your agent about it. I do it all the time for my clients.
Asked by lesia crayton · 02-07-2024
I am sorry to hear about your father-in-law. I would utilize a local appraiser for this task. A real estate agent can also give their opinion of value. You could also reach out to the estate attorney who handled the estate for a connection and assistance.
Asked by Ryan · 02-05-2024
Closing costs can vary . I would speak with your lender and real estate agent to determine the best fit for you
Asked by Steven · 01-31-2024
It really depends if you can finance your new home without selling your current home. Do you want to retain 2 homes and turn one into an investment rental property ?