When selling a home, certain items are automatically included in the sale unless otherwise specified. Knowing what’s included can help prevent surprises and smooth the negotiation process.
Fixtures permanently attached to the home: light fixtures, built-in appliances, ceiling fans, dishwashers, fixed mirrors, blinds, curtain rods, and plumbing/elect...
Should I start house-hunting before I sell my current home?
It’s a great question—and the answer depends on your financial situation, comfort level, and goals. Let’s look at some pros and cons to help you decide.
The Benefits of Finding Your Next Home First
Peace of Mind: You’ll know where you’re going, which takes pressure off the selling process.
Here's a quick glossary to help you feel more confident along the way.
Selling a home comes with a lot of moving parts—and even more unfamiliar terms. If you’re starting to think about listing your property, it’s a smart move to get comfortable with some of the most commonly used language in real estate. Here are a few key terms that can help make t...
Selling a home is about more than listing it—it’s about understanding how buyers perceive your property. Feedback from showings is one of the most valuable tools we have to strategize and make your home irresistible.
Submitting an offer on a property is exciting—but it’s just the beginning. Understanding what can happen next will help you stay informed and respond strategically.
Seller Options
Once your offer is received, the seller has three main choices:
Accept – The offer is accepted as written. We will receive confirmation and proceed to the next steps, includ...
When signing your mortgage documents, your lender may offer mortgage life insurance. It’s important to understand that this is optional—you are not required to purchase it to complete your mortgage.
What Mortgage Life Insurance Does
Mortgage life insurance pays off the remaining balance of your mortgage if you pass away. This ensures your loved ones...