Tag: resources for realtors
What’s New in ’22? – Real Estate Transactions Update
As 2022 gets underway, here are some new developments that may have an impact on how transactions will be handled this year and well into the future.
How to Donate to Charities From Your Home For Free
Depending on your location, you will have different ways to donate unwanted clutter to those who can use it. Declutter your home and donate for a win-win.
Don’t Let Your Property’s Value Decrease
by Daniela Gonzalez Property value has many moving parts, especially for something that itself doesn’t, well, move. The factors involved in determining property and home value are sliding scales of perception, priority, and personality. What is important to some may be a deterrent to others, so coming to a consensus on the value of a…
Market Transitions and Bubbles = Claims
Are we in a market transition? Is a bubble imminent? These are currently the subjects of discussion and debate within the real estate industry.
Common Issues Found During Roof Inspections
Experts performing roof inspections in Tracy can help make sure that your roof is problem-free, here are some of the most common issues found during inspection.
Is a Home Inspection Required to get Homeowners Insurance?
To purchase a home, a buyer will need homeowners insurance coverage. Depending on the insurance company, home inspections in Riverside may or may not be required.
Make Moving With Your Pets Easier with Tips from a Temecula Home Inspections Company
Temecula home inspections company knows there’s added difficulties when moving with your four-legged friends. Find useful tips in our latest real estate blog.
When Should you Waive Your Home Inspection? Never!
Home inspections in Tracy are not mandatory. Here are some considerations about home inspections and why you shouldn’t waive your right to a home inspection.
When The Seller’s Disclosure States “Roof Leaked – Fixed,” What Does That Mean?
Sometimes, the words that sellers use in their disclosure documents to describe home inspection reports findings may create issues they never anticipated.
