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Should I Sell My Inherited House?

You’ve just inherited a house; what next? Do you want to move in? Rent it out? Sell it? Keeping, renting, or selling an inherited house

Tips for Home Sellers in 2022

Are you considering selling your home in 2022? Here are some tips to help you through the process, including some ways to sell your house

The Downside of Selling a Distressed House in This Market

If you’re considering selling your home, you’re probably aware that move-in-ready homes are selling fast. Inventory is low, and buyers are eager! If you’re selling

The #1 Reason to Sell Your House for Cash Now

Almost every industry is currently struggling with supply chain disruptions. This also applies to the current U.S. housing market, where buyer demand far exceeds housing

What is an All-Cash Offer?

“Cash is king”—in a hot real estate market, this adage is definitely true. At the height of the market last summer, we saw all-cash offers

Prep Your Property for a Summer Sale

Historically, the best time to sell a home is when the weather warms up. More people will soon be out and about looking at homes—if

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What Would a Recession Mean for Real Estate?

There has been a lot of talk about a recession lately; 70% of Americans think a recession is coming. Is a recession really on its

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Why Real Estate Is a Smart Investment Now

With the housing marking being hot for so long and interest rates on the rise, do you think real estate is still a smart investment?

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Are All-Cash Offers Still Happening in 2022?

During the last couple of years in real estate, all-cash offers experienced a boost in popularity. The market was on fire, and cash was sometimes

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Use Home Price Appreciation to Your Benefit

Home price appreciation has been a hot topic in recent years. If you’re already a homeowner, you likely see price appreciation as a good thing;

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Are There Exceptions to Selling a Home “As-Is?”

If you’re thinking of selling your home but want a quick, easy sale with no repairs and no conditions, you’re probably considering selling “as-is.” Unfortunately,