Many times buying or selling a home may be the single largest investment one will ever make. This should not be taken lightly. All documents need to be thoroughly read and understood. Don’t take any shortcuts here!
Ideally, your Realtor will sit down with you and go over the documents.
When buying land there are many things that you need to look out for so you don't end up in a mess down the road. Many times in our excitement we can get ahead of ourselves and cause a lot of grief later.
If you plan to build at any time, you need to know up front whether the city/county codes will issue a building permit for the property. You find this out by calling or going to see the codes department.
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Are you in search of the perfect place to have your private sanctuary? Look no further! Hidden quietly in the picturesque Rustic Hills Subdivision, we have an incredible opportunity for you to own 10.2 acres of residential land, zoned E1. (CLICK HERE to read about zoning.) This wooded wonderland offers both privacy and natural beauty, making it the ideal place for hunting or seclusion.
Lot 241 - Sundale Subdivision
Seller will pay up to $10,000 in cost.
Welcome to your dream home! This 2 story 4-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom residence is a testament to modern elegance and thoughtful design. Tucked in a peaceful neighborhood, this home offers a perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and style. From the spacious 2-car garage to the inviting covered patio, this property is filled with features that will make you fall in love.
Key Features:
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 2.5
Seller will pay up to $10,000 in cost on this beautiful 4 bedroom, 2 bath home with a bonus room. This property is perfect for those who need a bit of extra space. The interior offers carpet, engineered lumber and ceramic tile, adding a touch of elegance and durability to the flooring. The modern kitchen features subway
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If you average the most recent projections from the major industry forecasters, the expectation is home prices will increase by 7.7%. Let us take a house that is valued today at $325,000 as an example: If the buyer makes a 10% down payment ($32,500), they’ll end up borrowing $292,500 for their mortgage. Applying the projected rate of home price appreciation, that same house will cost $350,025 next year. With a 10% down payment ($35,003), they would then have to borrow $315,022. Therefore, because of rising home prices alone, a prospective buyer will have to put down an additional $2,503 and borrow an additional $22,523 just for waiting a year to make their move.
A gallery art wall may be just the perfect addition for your home. Blanks walls needing attention. A gallery wall is a perfect way to liven any space. Start by choosing a color theme. Picking cohesive colors that complement each other well is important. Are you going for bold, bright colors? A neutral pallet? Monochromatic? Choose your color theme first. Use your biggest piece first. Placing your biggest piece on the wall first allows
Curious to know what credit score is required for a mortgage? We will break it down below; it may be easier to get qualified for a home loan than you think. What credit score is required for a mortgage, fico score, home loans, mortgage? What is a good credit score for a mortgage? According to data from the most recent Origination Insight Report by Ellie Mae, the average FICO score on closed loans reached 753 in February. As lending standards have tightened recently, many are concerned over whether their credit score is strong enough to qualify for a mortgage. While stricter lending standards could be a challenge for some, many buyers may be surprised by the options that are still available for borrowers with lower credit scores. Average Credit Score for Closed Home Loans…The fact that the average
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Existing home sales slipped 6.6% in February, down to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 6.22 million. The regions with the largest month-over-month drops in existing sales last month were the Midwest (down 14.4%) and the Northeast (down 11.5%) – both hard hit by February winter storms. Compared to February 2020, existing home sales were still up by 9.1%. New home sales declined in February as well, falling 18.2%
