Radon Levels in Your Home Many Americans are unaware radon is a health hazard. However, the EPA estimates elevated radon levels affect 1 in 15 U.S. homes. We’ll explore what radon is, its health risks, and how you can identify and
Learn about lead-based paint and how it relates to your disclosure forms.
Though numerous roadblocks are preventing people from closing, many banks are attempting to go about ‘business as usual’ — only there’s nothing usual about the home buying process right now.
What you need to know about COVID-19 and how it is affecting mortgage refinancing
Home buyer accuses the seller of concealing construction defects 2 years after the sale. In the Spring of 2017, we sold our home in California and moved to Texas. In April of 2019, we received a letter from an attorney concerning the condition of our home.
When we sold our older home, we were careful to disclose every issue we knew of. Months after closing, the pipes burst and flooded a room in the house. The buyer sent us a threatening letter with a quote for the damages and said…
Living In Worry… Is The Buyer Going To Sue Us? There were plenty of red flags appearing that they may attempt to sue us after they take possession of the house.
Our buyers were threatening to sue because the pool turned “green” a week after closing and they said there was a leak in the sunroom we didn’t disclose.
Home buyer accuses the seller of concealing water damage over 6 months after the sale was closed. We closed mid March 2019 and went on with our life. Mid October 2019, we get a text from our realtor that the buyer is unhappy…
Selling your home is not an easy task. You will have questions and concerns along the way. Brush up on some terms that will come in handy during your home sale and make life a little easier if you use a cheat sheet during the process.
Interview with Ally Osborne Even with accurate disclosure, the buyer may come back and make legal threats against your seller. We recently sat down with Ally Osborne, one of our partner agents in Ohio. Ally explains why she recommends Sellers
Lawsuits Continue to Rise, Nationwide Buyers were put in challenging positions during the extreme seller’s market of 2021 and 2022. Homes were listed at inflated—sometimes outrageous—prices with contingencies waived. Some home buyers are now experiencing a little “buyer’s remorse”—but on
Radon Levels in Your Home Many Americans are unaware radon is a health hazard. However, the EPA estimates elevated radon levels affect 1 in 15 U.S. homes. We’ll explore what radon is, its health risks, and how you can identify and
What to Expect From the 2023 Housing Market No one would argue against the fact that the 2022 housing market was a seller’s market. Due to low housing inventory, home prices soared until the Federal Reserve hiked interest rates, leading
