The daunting part of being a home inspector is delivering potentially bad news. I never know how landlords can take such news. Some owners will dust it off as no big deal, while others may feel that is a justified reason to not close the deal. As such, confused real estate sellers and listing agents often ask can a home inspector cancel a deal? Mostly, a home inspector can not cancel a deal. Only the buyer is allowed to walk
Some homebuyers, especially first-time homebuyers are wary of realtors. They think that realtors are only after closing the deal and not helpful in buying a home. There may be a small percentage of realtors like that but a large percentage care deeply about providing quality service and treating clients honestly and ethically. BUYING A HOME WITHOUT A REALTOR? If I opt buying a home without a realtor here are a few things to know: 1.I’LL HAVE TO DO MY OWN
Does purchasing a foreclosed home sounds like a great idea? Over the years serving as a real estate pro, bunches of buyers have asked me about purchasing a foreclosed home. The concern is that they’ve heard foreclosures are the bargain of the century. If I am considering purchasing one, it is necessary to do my homework before making an offer on a foreclosed home and putting up my earnest money. Foreclosed homes can certainly be a great deal. They are not
First Home Purchasing Story of Robin, Suzy and Tres Longtime renters in Illinois, Suzy and Robin would be the first to say they were a little naive in the first home purchasing process.“We thought purchasing a house would be like renting one. You see a house you like, give an offer, and next thing will be you know, you’re moving in to make it a home. Man, were we wrong.” Suzy and Robin approached home shopping in the same way