Today we have a buyer hack for you on legal considerations. First we have the purchase contract. The State of Indiana requires that all purchase agreements for real estate we made in writing to be enforceable.
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Today have a buyer hack for you on the tax benefits of homeownership, so first we have the mortgage interest deduction.
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Today I have a Buyer’s hack for you on home security tips. First, examine your exterior lighting. Well lit pathways and entryways are deterrents for burglars.
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Today I have a buyer hack for you on understanding is your HOA. An HOA or Home Owner’s Association is a governing body within a subdivision to help set rules and standards for properties and residence which help to maintain a certain look and...
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Today I have a buyer hack on buying a condo or a home. There are many advantages to condo living not the least of which is lower maintenance and no yard work.
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Today I have a buyer hack on avoiding buyer’s remorse. First, you need to set your goals. Let’s say you’re a growing family and you need a four bedroom three bath house.
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Today I have a buyer hack for you on choosing renovation financing.
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Today I have a buyer hack for you regarding home buying etiquette; the do’s and don’t’s of the process. First, be punctual.
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Today we have a Buyer hack for you on home inspection contingencies This is where we write a purchase agreement to be contingent upon your ability as the buyer to conduct your own home inspection.
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Today I have a buyer hack for you on home insurance basics. Homeowner’s insurance is a vital part of the home owning process. It typically covers three things.
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Today I have a buyer hack on understanding home warranties. What is a home warranty? A home warranty is an insurance like product with premiums usually running $500-$750 a year and that covers everything in the house that is not structural.
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Today we have a buyer hack for you on choosing between a fixer-upper and a move-in ready property A fixer-upper, by definition, is going to be cheaper so already you have an affordability factor out of the gates.
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