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10 Real Estate Tips BEFORE You Sell Your Home

Raleigh Realty

Take a look at your home’s current estimated value, then look at how much more of your mortgage needs to be paid off. Once an offer comes in that piques your interest, inform your real estate agent so they may inform the buyer in a timely manner.

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Appraisals 101: What to Expect From the Home Appraisal Process

Raleigh Realty

Like making counter-offers and going through the home inspection process, the home appraisal can be a sticking point between buyer and seller. If you're putting the majority of your savings into a downpayment, it's likely you can't afford the non-mortgaged cost. Or should you flat out refuse and move on to another home?

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The REO Guide: 10 Steps to Buying a Bank-Owned Home

PennyMac

The homeowner/borrower defaults on (fails to make) their mortgage payments for a certain length of time, with the qualifying amount usually specified in the mortgage terms. The property is then offered to the public at a foreclosure auction and typically sold to the highest bidder. Step 7: Have the Property Inspected.

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Seller concession

San Jose Real Estate

The seller might counter offer that since they are living in the home, they want that access restricted to 5 or 10 days. If the buyer agrees, that’s a concession.

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Selling a House Without a Realtor in Texas: An Essential Guide

Listing Spark

Prepare for Home Inspections Home inspections can make or break a sale, so being prepared is essential for FSBO sellers. While you’re not required to have a pre-listing inspection, it can be beneficial. If you opt for a pre-listing inspection, be prepared to either make necessary repairs or adjust your price accordingly.