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Home, Sour Home: How Homebuyers Can Avoid a ‘Lemon’

HomeLight

But there are protections in place that are designed to prevent the sale of a “lemon” house equivalent. Issues beneath the flooring or behind the drywall won’t be uncovered by a regular inspection, but inspectors will alert buyers of any questionable, tell-tale signs that may need to be further investigated by a specialist.

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Incite a Bidding War: How to Get Multiple Offers on Your Home in 2021

Redfin

While you can’t control whether your region is in a seller’s or buyer’s market, do your due diligence by speaking with an experienced real estate agent to better understand the current market. This is especially important if your home is older and going up against new construction in your neighborhood.