The final walk-through is the buyer’s last opportunity to confirm the home is in the agreed-upon condition before closing. It’s when buyers check that repairs are finished, systems and appliances work properly, and the property is clean and damage-free. For sellers, understanding what can buyers demand at final walk-through is key to preventing delays, last-minute negotiations, or even a canceled...
Key takeaways: List price is the initial asking price. Sell price is the final, agreed-upon price. The difference between the two reflects market status and negotiation outcomes. In the world of real estate, you’ll often hear terms like “list price” and “sell price.” While they might sound similar, they tell very different stories about a home’s status on the market. Understanding the...
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Key takeaways: Yes, you can buy a home self-employed: You’ll just need extra income proof for lenders. Keep paperwork ready: Tax returns and bank statements show steady earnings. Boost your finances: Strong credit, low debt, and savings make approval easier. Buying a house while self-employed can feel more complicated, but it’s far from impossible. Without W-2s or Without W-2s or an employer to...
Key Takeaways: Teardown houses are often worth more for their land than their structures. Pricing should reflect location, lot size, and redevelopment potential. Selling as-is saves money on unnecessary repairs. Zoning, demolition costs, and permits affect value and buyer demand. What is a teardown house? A teardown house is a property where the land value outweighs the structure. These homes are...
Selling your home is a big step, and naturally, you want to get the best possible price. It’s easy to think that setting a high asking price will lead to a higher sale, but sometimes, overpricing can actually work against you. As you consider how to price your home in Boulder or Evanston, this Redfin real estate article explains the dangers of overpricing your home. The initial excitement fades When...
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