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Should I update my house photos for sale?

My listing photos are from the holidays. Decorations are up in the photos because we were hoping it would sell. Now that the holidays are over should I have new photos taken?

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Does an unpermitted basement count in square footage?

DIY finished basement. No permits were used. Does this basement count in square footage? Do you forsee any issues down the road?

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What adds value a loft or bedroom?

We have a loft that we could wall off and make into a bedroom (it has a window and closet). We like the look of the loft, but are wondering if making it into a bedroom will add value to the home?

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How big should I make my downpayment?

How big should I make my downpayment? If i can squeeze and put more than 20% down should I? I'm also worried about having a cushion if something breaks on the house.

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Why is San Francisco so expensive?

Thinking of moving to San Francisco, but why is it so expensive? I'm wondering if I can afford it.

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Are ceiling fans out-dated?

we liked our ceiling fans. they're so useful! but are they out-dated?

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When selling and buying do I pay closing costs on both?

Selling one house and buying a new one... do I pay closing costs on both homes? Do I pay different closing costs for each home? How are they different?

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what is a partition sale in real estate?

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Should I replace my hollow doors?

My house was built in 1934 but someone replaced all the the interior doors with hollow ones, not solid wood. It seems weird in this historic house. Is it worth my money to replace them all before selling? - Rick

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Can we negotiate on damage we don't see?

We are buying a house and are pretty sure there was a leak in the carpeted basement that was fixed, but the carpet is still there. I'm worried that there is mold under the carpet but won't know till we pull it up. If there is, I want them to pay for it to be replaced. How can we check without pulling it up?

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