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Real Estate Escalation Clause Explained

How Does An Escalation Clause in Real Estate Work Have you just heard the term "escalation clause" and wondered what it means? It is not uncommon for a seller to get multiple offers for a home in hot real estate markets. Bidding wars become commonplace in a seller's ma...

Bedroom Requirements: Windows, Heating, & Closets Explained

The Definition of a Bedroom As a real estate agent for the past thirty-seven years, many people ask me about the legal requirement for a bedroom. Are there specific rules for a bedroom? They are usually asking because they have a room in their home that may have the po...

Why a Home Value on Zillow Should Not Be Trusted

Home Values on Zillow Explained Are you wondering whether Zillow house values are accurate? One of the questions real estate agents often get from consumers is, "how accurate are Zillow home value estimates." Home buyers and sellers need to understand right from the ge...

Correct House Pricing is Essential For Success

How to Price a House For Sale Pricing a house in a way that will encourage a timely sale is quite challenging for home sellers and often for Realtors. House pricing isn't rocket science, yet so many get it wrong. Numerous studies indicate that the longer a home remains...

Should I Renovate My House Or Move

Move vs. Remodel: Everything You Need to Know Are you trying to decide between remodeling or moving? There are plenty of reasons to remodel a home - from dated designs to changes in lifestyle. However, if you have considered remodeling, you may also have considered buy...

Do You Need a Real Estate Agent Buying New Construction?

Having a Realtor For New Construction is Smart! Do I need a real estate agent when buying a new home? Inquiring minds want to know. The pros of using a Realtor for new construction far outweigh the cons. It's not even close. Buying a house without a Realtor can be fina...

ALTA Decertifies Several 2006 Policy Forms

In line with prior guidance, ALTA decertified certain 2006 series policy forms effective Dec. 31, 2022. As always, ALTA decertification establishes that the association no longer officially supports the forms, and will not update them. However, use of these forms by Pol...

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