My Listing Is 2,000 Square Feet – No, 2,200 – No, 1,890
Many buyers consider size an important element when shopping for a home, but it’s not an exact science – another reason to have an inspection when under contract.
It’s Termite Swarm Season: UF/IFAS Scientists Offer Advice
Fla. has the most types of termites in the continental U.S. – 21 established species and some invasive ones spreading, a “new norm in terms of potential termite damage.”
Frontline Workers Can Buy Homes at a Deep Discount
Teachers, firefighters, EMTs and police can buy HUD homes at half price within seven days of posting. Few exist now, but the number will likely grow post-foreclosure ban.
Small Investors Can Rent or Sell a Home – or Join a REIT
A new real estate investment option in Denver may appeal to investors who don’t want to pay capital gains on a sale, but who are also tired of working as a landlord.
The Growth in Nonbank Lenders Continued in 2020
Refi demand surged last year, but banks started tightening their credit standards as nonbank lenders aggressively courted buyers and existing homeowners.
Institutional Investors Are Stiff Competition for Homebuyers
“Investor” covers many types of buyers, but their ability to offer cash helps them gain a foothold in a type of investment largely unaffected by the pandemic.