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How Are Pre-Construction Sales This Fall?

Toronto Realty Blog

What does it mean when the real estate market is slow, prices have declined, pre-construction sales and prices are even more sluggish, and yet some pre-construction condominium developers in the midtown area are currently charging up to $2,000 per square foot? Maybe you can come up with a better analogy for me?

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Why the US MLS system is the envy of other countries

Housing Wire

They also recently closed on their purchase of a new home. In the process, they had to rent a home for four months between their sale and their purchase given “simultaneous closings” are not a practice there. And they paid a 1% fee to their solicitor for their purchase. All in all, my parents paid 4.5% experience.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Buyers Agents in Real Estate

Realty Biz

Buyer agents can provide valuable support in various situations, such as buying a new home or purchasing a foreclosure. You may likely be asked to sign a buyer's agency agreement. Maximum Real Estate Exposure is an insightful resource for explaining buyer agency agreements. What is a Buyer's Agent Agreement?

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Tips for Negotiating After the House Inspection

Realty Biz

Buyers and sellers often think the negotiations are complete as soon as both parties sign the purchase agreement. The inspector’s role is to make the buyer aware of any problems that may not have been known previously so the buyer can make an informed purchase decision. Risks of Waiving a Home Inspection. Negotiate a new price.

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Market Map: 240 Real Estate Technology Companies Transforming Today’s Housing Market

GeekEstate

I’m excited to release Thomvest’s real estate technology market map, which includes more than 240 companies operating within the residential real estate segment. This market map real estate technology companies operating across every phase of the home purchase value chain. As such, we’ve included the Blend logo in those areas.

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What Are Common Types of Restrictive Covenants?

Realty Biz

A restrictive covenant is a legally binding agreement between a property owner and another party that limits or restricts the activities of that party on the property. Restrictive covenants are usually instituted when a developer constructs a neighborhood. Developers often place livestock restrictions in their agreements.

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What Must Be Disclosed When Selling a House in Georgia?

HomeLight

According to the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors, a material defect is anything that: Has a specific issue with a system or component of a residential property. Before entering into a purchase agreement, the seller must inform the buyer of any known lead-based paint hazards in the home.