Final Walkthrough? Be Prepared and a Stickler for Details
On a final walkthrough, unfinished repairs and newly discovered problems are usually the seller’s problem. After closing a few days later, they’re the buyer’s problem.
Explain Fair Housing Before Buyers Write Letters to Sellers
A letter phrase like “my kids running down the stairs on Christmas morning” includes two protected classes under the Fair Housing Act – religion and familial status.
Your Home Has Spotty Wi-Fi? Here’s How to Troubleshoot
Of all the shelter-at-home tech complaints, spotty Wifi may be at the top. While the best connections sometimes stall, a few simple steps might fix chronic problems.
Condo Q&A: Who OKs Installing Electric Car-Charging Stations?
Also: Can a condo board decide that guests must always be accompanied by a homeowner? And does Fla. law say anything about the privacy of personal records?
S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller: Aug. Home Prices Up 5.2%
Home prices increased more than economists expected, and the pace of those increases is accelerating. In July, home value rose just 4.1% higher year-to-year.
S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller: Aug. Home Prices Up 5.2%
Home prices increased more than economists expected, and the pace of those increases is accelerating. In July, home value rose just 4.1% higher year-to-year.
Oct. U.S. Consumer Confidence Down a Bit After Sept. Surge
While views of current conditions improved, Americans were less optimistic about the short-term future, with little to suggest “momentum in the final months of 2020.”
Oct. U.S. Consumer Confidence Down a Bit After Sept. Surge
While views of current conditions improved, Americans were less optimistic about the short-term future, with little to suggest “momentum in the final months of 2020.”
Future Investing? Single-Family Rentals Over High-Rises
Builders see more rental demand for single-family homes than high-rises. The pandemic plays a part, but more aging boomers also prefer low-maintenance, single-family living.
Future Investing? Single-Family Rentals Over High-Rises
Builders see more rental demand for single-family homes than high-rises. The pandemic plays a part, but more aging boomers also prefer low-maintenance, single-family living.