It’s spring cleaning time, but this year you don’t have to stock up on all those expensive potions and cleaners. The stuff you already have in your house might be even better at getting—and keeping—it clean.
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So you want to buy a home but can't swing it on your own - at least not without going the tiny house route or buying in a not-so-great area. But what if you could pool resources with one or more friends and purchase together?
Homes that are located in rural or semi-rural areas can be more difficult to find financing for when researching conventional loans. Homes in these areas by nature are somewhat isolated as well as remote. This is important as it relates to identifying comparable sales in the area. When lenders evaluate a loan application there are actually two separate approvals going on- one for the applicant and one for the property. The applicant will provide income and employment documentation as well as copies of bank statements and more. A credit report will be pulled and reviewed.
If you're hiring someone to inspect the home you want to buy, or you're a seller trying to find out if there are any hidden problems that need fixing before you put your home on the market, here are five things you need to know:
Question: My condominium association is overrun with dogs. We are concerned that someone will be injured, and we will be sued because we did not impose the proper precautions. What should we do?
