Kerry Ann Douglas

Typically in Wisconsin home inspections are performed after an offer is accepted. You certainly can propose a clause in your offer via an amendment, but the seller would need to agree to that change (amendment) to the terms of your offer.

Hi Maggie. Your trusted real estate professional will have something for you. We know specifics about markets that the internet cannot narrow down. Best of luck to you!

Hi Mercedes. I am not licensed in FL, but if you are paying cash I do not have a reason on why you could not purchase the property in your name only. Best to reach out to an agent or attorney licensed in FL.

Hi Cheryl. Trying to time the market is never a good idea. Some markets have begun to shift and prices are stabilizing or beginning to decrease. Which means if the Topeka market is doing this you may have already missed your prime market. Sell when you are ready to sell. That is the best time. Stay up to date with what your market is doing with your trusted local real estate agent.

You will have to have the land deeded to your name in order to sell it or take a loan out against it. Speak with your trusted loan officer.

From my experience notifying the mortgage company may invoke the demand clause in the note which means they want the loan paid in full. When you provide that you are a living heir to the estate the mortgage company may allow you to provide financial information to see if you qualify to assume the mortgage or place it in your name (a family member of mine just did this) . For reassurance you should reach out to an attorney (either estate or real estate).