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What is an HOA Lien?
A Homeowner's Association Lien (HOA) lien is a legal claim on your property due to unpaid HOA dues or HOA bylaw violations. Like other property...
What is Hazard Insurance?
Hazard insurance is an insurance policy that protects a property owner against damage to their home or property caused by fires, severe storms,...
What Are Real Estate Commissions?
Real estate commissions are a percentage of the money made from a home sale taken by real estate agents. Because commissions are a percentage,...
The Difference Between Contingent vs Pending in Real Estate
Contingent and Pending are both statuses you’ll see on a home listing when an offer has been made, but they mean different things legally. Pending...
Mortgage Forbearance: Is it Right For You?
If you don't have the money to make your mortgage payments, mortgage forbearance may be the solution you're looking for. Mortgage forbearance is...
Should You Sell to a Local or National Homebuyer | Pros and Cons
If you’re stuck between selling your house to a national or local homebuyer, we can help. The guide below walks you through the pros and cons of...
What Is A Mechanic’s Lien?
A mechanic’s lien is when a person, company or service provider worked on a property, but the property owner or contractor in charge of the project...
Foundation Cracks – When to Repair and When to Sell
If you’ve found your home has a cracked foundation, you’re likely wondering how bad it is and how much it will cost to fix it. The good news is that...
Real Estate Deeds: The Types and What They Mean
Deeds are legally binding documents which transfer ownership of property from one person to another. It’s important for you whether you're a grantor...
What is a zombie property?
A zombie property is a property abandoned by its owner after receiving a notice of default from their lender. It is called a zombie property,...