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A homebuyer’s personal story from the post-Sitzer, post-settlement world

Housing Wire

As a real estate reporter, it was not lost on me that the formal start of my house hunt would coincide almost perfectly with the real estate industry working through the nationwide implementation of the business practice changes outlined in the National Association of Realtors ‘ (NAR) commission lawsuit settlement agreement.

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How to Buy a Multifamily Property in 10 Steps

The Close

In this “How to Buy a Multifamily Property” guide, I’ll walk you through deciding which type of multifamily property you want to purchase, picking the right lender, and running the numbers to ensure profitability. Purchasing a multifamily property is an excellent way for investors to generate steady income.

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How to Invest in Real Estate: A 7-Step Beginner’s Guide

The Close

Have a clear investment strategy and long-term goals before purchasing. Next, draft an operating agreement that outlines your company’s purpose, structure, and governance. Tax liens and auctions: Search for tax lien sales and foreclosure auctions. Stay updated on local and national real estate trends and regulations.

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Assumable Mortgages: What to Know Before Taking Over a Home Loan

Redfin

Assumable mortgages offer a unique alternative, allowing buyers to take over the sellers existing loan – potentially locking in a lower interest rate and saving money over time. From evaluating the loan terms to understanding the hidden costs, assuming a mortgage isn’t a decision to take lightly.

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Selling a House ‘As Is’ in South Carolina

HomeLight

An as-is home sale means the seller isn’t planning to make repairs or offer credits for issues the buyer might find. The buyer understands they’re purchasing the property in its current condition. This type of sale often signals that things like an aging roof or a worn-out appliance may not be fully functional or have much life left.

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How to Buy a House in New York

Rochester Real Estate

What To Expect From Your Listing Agent Why For Sale By Owners (FSBOs) Fail Blog Featured Articles Home Buying Home Selling LOCAL Rochester NY Articles How to Buy a House in New York Kyle Hiscock Kyle Hiscock | Greater Rochester NY Real Estate | Pittsford NY Realtor at RE/MAX Realty Group Have questions about buying or selling a home?

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How To Find a Realtor as a First-Time Home Buyer

Redfin

As a first-time home buyer, you undoubtedly want to purchase the property that best suits your needs and falls within your price range. As you begin touring houses for sale, a REALTOR ® should point out beneficial home features as well as red flags such as water damage, foundation issues or a pest problem. Attend open houses.