Tools for Buying a House? You May Want to Avoid the 30% Rule
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In school, it’s graduation. In romance, it’s the wedding. And in real estate, the magic day is closing. Unlike those other big life-changing moments, closing day (or settlement day) is short on ceremony and long on signing. Closing day can also seem mysterious and confusing, so here’s a rundown of what you should expect. Your […]
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Your partner’s credit history can influence your future interest rate.
The general contractor is the conductor of your home-building project. If you pick the right general contractor (GC), construction of your new home will be harmonious, with all subcontractors playing their parts in sync. Here’s how to get the band together: Traits of a good general contractor Picking a general contractor is a little like […]
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In this article: What is an open house? How do open houses work? Who hosts an open house? How to prepare for an open house How to attend an open house Open house tips for buyers For decades, sellers and their agents have been using open houses to help generate interest in their listings. Open […]
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Buying a foreclosed home at auction or from a lender can be a way to purchase a property at a discount, and who doesn’t like a discount? But purchasing a foreclosure property can be a complicated transaction. Here’s what you need to know about the process of buying a distressed home. What, exactly, is a […]
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While you save up your down payment, take these 5 steps to get you closer to closing.
Throughout the approval process, push yourself to maintain your credit while lenders pull it.
Whether you’ve lived in your home for a day or a decade, buckle up – homeownership can be a wild ride.
If youâre about to start house hunting, itâs best to go into the process armed and ready. That includes lining up financing before you walk into your dream home. A mortgage pre-approval letter demonstrates that you have the financial means to buy a house, helping you stand out as a serious buyer. Hereâs what you [â¦]
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