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Safe Neighborhood: How to Check It Out Before Buying a Home

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Before buying a new home, it’s important to carefully look at the neighborhood that you are planning on moving to. To make an informed decision: Walk around the neighborhood. Visit the neighborhood at different times of the day, and try talking to...

Pros and Cons of Different Types of Homes

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If you are worried about your property investment or obtaining a mortgage, different housing types are better than others. Here are the three different categories: Condominiums, townhomes, or co-ops Multi-unit houses (triplexes, duplexes, or...

Safe Neighborhood: How to Check It Out Before Buying a Home

Multifamily Homes: Make Your House Pay For Itself

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When considering a multifamily home, there are several factors to look at: It’s common for lenders to make applicants prove they have enough savings to cover multiple months of mortgage payments or give tougher underwriting standards. For any...

Safe Neighborhood: How to Check It Out Before Buying a Home

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Before you buy a new home, you should carefully check out the neighborhood to which you plan to move. To make an informed decision: Know the facts. Learn about the neighborhood’s crime statistics, school quality, road conditions, future development...

Considering a Home With a Long Commute? Don’t Drive Yourself Crazy

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Buying a home with a long commute from home can negatively affect you in these three ways: Your work performance Your bank account Your relationships and mental health Long Commutes Should Not Be Taken Lightly When you are looking at your next...

Condo or House: Which Should I Buy?

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If you are trying to decide whether to buy a house or condo, there are some things you should consider: When you purchase a condo, you are required to pay your share of costs towards the services, maintaining, and improving common areas. This is...

What Do Attorneys Do in a Real Estate Transaction?

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Responsibilities of a Real Estate Attorney Reviewing documents - such as purchase agreements, title documents, mortgage docs, transfer documents and typically represents a buyer or a seller. They are certified professionals who oversee the legal...