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Home inspections are necessary and usually reassuring, but paying a professional to check out the house you want to buy doesn't absolve you of the need to familiarize yourself with how things work.
Knowledge is power, and arming yourself with as much information as...
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buyer exploring the complexities of a home acquisition is often in for wild ride. It's a mystery where few should venture alone, where financing and location are important, and where purchasers need to carefully review the seller's "resale disclosure". Without it, "buyer...
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Each year more than 40 percent of all homes are purchased by first-time buyers according to the National Association of Realtors, a percentage which should offer some comfort if you're about to buy a first home. Others have done it, others are doing it, and you can too.
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Periodically I hear from readers who want to make $1 million in real estate -- quickly and with no money down. Usually they want to know more about real estate foreclosures -- how to buy them and how to profit from such homes. I've participated in a couple of these deals, and...
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You're one of the lucky ones. You not already own your own home, but you've also built up considerable equity over the years...enough to make a sizable down payment on an even bigger home. And you're even luckier....your dream house finally came on the market! Wee-hooo!
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It's the type of letter every homeowner wants.
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Miller:
We live in the local area and have a strange question for you: Would you be willing to sell us your home?
We are not real estate but we are interested in buying a ranch-style home. We are...
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