A split level home is defined by staggered living levels. Once popular in the 60s and 70s it is considered an outdated design by many. But split level houses play a large role in the resale market. Often found in the more affordable segment in many Massachusetts communities.
Are you wondering how much down payment you need to buy a home? A common misconception is you need 20%, But, in reality there are many loan programs that only require 3-5% for a down payment. And there are a few government programs where you need nothing!!
A non-warrantable condo is a unit that doesn't not meet the requirements for traditional financing. There are risks for purchasing a non-warrantable condo. Learn the downsides.
REALTORS in Massachusetts can empower home buyers and sellers. By using their expertise with understanding real estate markets, negotiating, pricing a home and more, a REALTOR can help with a successful sale or purchase.
Learn how to find who ones a house in Massachusetts. When buying a home it pays to do your due diligence. Not only you can find out who owns a home, you can discover if their are any liens on a property or if there are easements and more...
Avoiding buying a home with problems that show up shortly after you move in starts with your first viewing of a home. Before you get all caught up in the glitz and glam of a shiny new kitchen or a new laminate floor install make sure the bones of the house are good.
What is PMI or Private Mortgage Insurance. PMI protects a lender if a homeowner should default on their mortgage. It is an insurance many lender require for low money down borrowers.
Dormers can make a great addition to any home. They can increase floor space, add light and create visual appeal to a homes exterior. Learn everything you need to know about dormers.
Cancelling a real estate contract on a home you are about to purchase can have serious consequences. Learn the process of how to terminate a contract and always seek legal counsel.
Learn what title insurance is and if you need it. If your financing a home you will be required to have a lender's policy, bit a homeowners policy is optional.
