Confused about all the agreements you're being asked to sign? No problem - we give you a quick overview of all the major paperwork and some common things to watch out for.
There are a lot of dubious claims out there since the NAR settlement came into effect. For example, did you know you don’t need to sign exclusive agreements to tour homes or attend open houses? We're setting the record straight.
Down payments are expensive, but Kamala Harris has proposed $25k in assistance for first-time homebuyers. Check out more about her plan and other down payment assistance programs here.
The 2024 NAR settlement enacts sweeping changes across the residential real estate industry. Here's what's coming, how it affects you as a home buyer, and how you may be able to use the changes to save yourself some money.
You’ve put in an offer on a house and you’re supposed to put up a big deposit in escrow? What’s that for? We can answer all your questions about earnest money so you’re in control of your deposit.
You’ve been patiently negotiating an offer on a home. Finally, the long-awaited email arrives. Your offer is accepted. Congratulations! But you’re not done yet; it’s time to finalize the offer. Here’s what to do.
Want to buy a house, but not sure how much to offer? Use this guide to understand how to run a comparative market analysis and build a good foundation before you value a home.
This is the most detailed, step-by-step guide to on buying a home we could put together. Use it to stay on top of the entire homebuying process, whether you’re curious what your agent is up to or going at it on your own.
The closing process can be intimidating and make you feel like you're out of control. We can bring some clarity into what you can expect out of the closing timeline so you can plan for what comes next.
Breaking down the details of how to make an offer on a house, including pricing the house, finding and drafting the paperwork, and dealing with counter-offers and rejections. Stay in control of negotiations with this guide.
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