Radon Testing and Home Sales: A Seller’s Essential Guide
The Impact of Radon on Home Sales Understanding Radon and Its Risks Radon is an invisible, odorless gas resulting from uranium decay in soil, rock, and water. It poses serious….
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Renters and Landlords in Today’s Rental Market
Here’s some positive news for renters, though it may not be as encouraging for landlords: rental prices in the United States have continued to decline, marking the 15th consecutive month….
Seller Financing Today
Just stop and think how much banks charge borrowers when you look at the interest that they collect throughout the term of a mortgage loan (and fees). Then you know….
Selling Your Home In A Buyers Market
In a buyer’s market for residential real estate, homeowners must adapt their selling strategies to remain competitive. Flexibility is a key tool that can help sellers navigate these challenging conditions…..
Current US Housing Market Analysis
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE The US housing market is currently experiencing a significant low inventory of homes for sale, but beware of a lot of misinformation and disinformation being distributed through the traditional channels and social….
Radon testing law for homes listed for sale
In 2015, Montgomery County, Maryland, decided to play the hero by becoming the first U.S. jurisdiction to mandate radon testing for homes listed for sale. Radon, the invisible, odorless villain….
Pull-Forward Effect in Residential Real Estate
There’s a phenomenon commonly referred to as the “pull-forward” effect, in residential real estate. In recent times we witnessed it all-over partially causing home values to rise at an extraordinary….
Climate Change and Insurance Costs
Climate change is causing insurance premiums to rise, as insurers face increasing costs from natural disasters. Many homeowners are underinsured, and state-backed insurers of last resort are struggling to keep….
Residential Real Estate Cash Buyers
Residential Real Estate Investor Cash Purchases plummeted to a mere 64% in Q1 of 2024, a stark contrast to the cash-flashing frenzy of late 2021 when 69.7% of investors whipped….