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  • Do Your Homework Before Buying A Foreclosure Property

    EDITOR'S NOTE: With foreclosure properties still dominating the housing landscape in the U.S., we've asked our friends at RealtyTrac® to guest author some articles to shed light on the foreclosure crisis. RealtyTrac is the most trusted source of foreclosure information in the country. We hope that the information provided here and in other...
    Posted to Tips & Tools (Weblog) by RE.com Tips & Tools on Tue, Nov 3 2009
  • Tips on Buying and Selling a Home at the Same Time

    With careful planning, buying and selling a home at the same time can be a lot easier than you might think Here are some tips to get you started. Preparation Hire a team of professionals who are experts in buying and selling homes. Ask family and friends which REALTOR®, lawyer, lender, appraiser, home inspector and mover they’d recommend....
    Posted to Tips & Tools (Weblog) by RE.com Tips & Tools on Thu, Jan 11 2007
  • Buying your first home

    Understanding all that is involved can help you through the purchase of your first home. Buying a first home can feel intimidating. However, by understanding the process, you can have a great experience buying your first home. 1. Begin the loan process. One of the first steps in buying a home is finding out how much you can afford. Lenders call this...
    Posted to Tips & Tools (Weblog) by RE.com Tips & Tools on Fri, Jan 12 2007
  • Homeowners in Default: Contact with Care

    EDITOR'S NOTE: With foreclosure properties still dominating the housing landscape in the U.S., we've asked our friends at RealtyTrac® to guest author some articles to shed light on the foreclosure crisis. RealtyTrac is the most trusted source of foreclosure information in the country. We hope that the information provided here and in other...
    Posted to Tips & Tools (Weblog) by RE.com Tips & Tools on Thu, Aug 6 2009
  • In The First Place: Thoughts on The First Day Of Looking At Houses

    Today was our first day out with our REALTOR®. My head is spinning with all sorts of data points, emotions, fears, dreams - you name it. I won't get into all of that here, but I did find that our first day of looking at houses reiterated a few principles that most of us already know, but that bear mentioning for first time home buyers. Buying...
    Posted to The Search Guy (Weblog) by Jason Cook on Sun, Aug 2 2009
  • Step 1: Getting Set to Sell Your Home

    The first step in home selling is to get your house ready for market. The home selling process can seem overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. We’ve broken it down into six easy steps. This article describes the first step: Getting your home ready to sell. The more preparation you do beforehand, the better price you’ll get for your...
    Posted to Tips & Tools (Weblog) by RE.com Tips & Tools on Fri, Jan 19 2007
  • The first step in home selling is to get your house ready for market

    The first step in home selling is to get your house ready for market. The home selling process can seem overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. We’ve broken it down into six easy steps. This article describes the first step: Getting your home ready to sell. The more preparation you do beforehand, the better price you’ll get for your...
    Posted to Tips & Tools (Weblog) by RE.com Tips & Tools on Fri, Jan 19 2007
  • Negotiating the Best Price

    It takes a keen understanding of the home-buying process to be good at negotiating. Be sure you have it down before you make any offers on homes Be sure you have the process down before you make any offers on homes . Here are tools and information the best negotiators use: CMAs — Comparable market analyses Once you’ve found a home you want...
    Posted to Tips & Tools (Weblog) by RE.com Tips & Tools on Thu, Jan 11 2007
  • Closing Costs Checklist

    It is important to carefully compare closing costs between lenders before selecting a loan. Closing Cost Descriptions We recommend that you carefully compare closing costs between lenders before selecting a loan. This task is complicated by the fact that different lenders and brokers use different names for the same item. All lenders and brokers are...
    Posted to Tips & Tools (Weblog) by RE.com Tips & Tools on Thu, Jan 11 2007
  • Downsizing and San Antonio Homes – Is it right for you?

    Often people associate downsizing San Antonio homes to older, retired people whose family has grown and moved away. The parents no longer need a house with three bedrooms, a family room and a large kitchen. Should they stay there or move to a smaller home? Others who are downsizing have decided they want a simpler lifestyle, at any age, without a large...
    Posted to Selling A Home (Forum) by San Antonio Real Estate on Fri, Apr 2 2010
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