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Homeownership comes with lots of new expenses and increased fees, like homeowner’s and title insurance, pricier utility bills, and property taxes. Even if you’re prepared for higher bills, it’s important to know exactly how much they’ll spike up. Especially when it...
The Buyer Home Appraisal Comes in Low This is a rather common nuisance that can throw a monkey wrench in the middle of negotiations or derail a deal altogether. Remember that the appraiser works for the bank to protect the bank’s interests, not yours. But you as the...
How to read a home inspection report? A home inspection report, especially on an older home can be quite extensive. It usually carefully designed to be clear, easy to understand and helpful to the buyer. The home inspection report is an overview of conditions...
A home appraisal inspection is not the same as a home inspection. The home appraisal inspector works for the bank that will be lending you the money to purchase your new home. The main reason an inspection is required is that the bank wants to ensure that the money...
So, you’re interested in refinancing your mortgage. Maybe you want some extra capital to do that home project you’ve always dreamed of, interest rates are nearing record lows, or you want to start consolidating debt. Regardless of the motivation behind the refinance,...
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