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Sellers, we are clearly in a complex real estate market! Since so many homes are “not” selling, I want to suggest some tips so that you can make your home more “sale – able”.  As of today, you are competing with over 19,000 other sellers, so your home needs to have the best edge possible. [...]

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When going into a new home subdivision, be sure to bring your Realtor!  Did you know? The agent at the new home subdivision represents the BUILDER, not the BUYER! I’ve gathered together more suggestions and tips from the Department of Real Estate – along with my own ideas for your information: New Homes in a [...]

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First of all, did you know? Not all real estate practitioners are REALTORS®. The term REALTOR® is a registered trademark that identifies a real estate professional who is a member of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION of REALTORS® and subscribes to its strict Code of Ethics. Here’s why it pays to work with a REALTOR® even when [...]

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Home Inspections! AND Why They Are Important

by Teri Ellis on June 19, 2011

When working with a Buyer, I heartily recommend they purchase (about $350) a home inspection! I provide several names of individuals or companies that are ASHI certified, and the Buyer chooses. Most of the companies will also do a termite inspection at the same time for a small additional charge. Home inspection prices are based [...]

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I recently “happened” upon an article discussing the differences between a Special Warranty Deed and a Warranty Deed. I began to wonder? In our real estate markets, do those purchasing a property understand just how each of these Deeds protect them or not? The simple explanation? A Special Warranty Deed is not the “standard” for [...]

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