Author Archives: Buyer Broker

References to articles, sources, products, or services are not a specific endorsement and not guaranteed to be true or accurate. You should perform your own “due diligence and investigate” whether the information provided is valid, or the product or service … Continue reading →

Things Renters Should Do Before Signing a Lease Property Report: Don’t let your brain play tricks on your real estate decisions 7 Tech Companies Poised to Disrupt Real Estate Sierra Nevada Realtors: 5 real estate trends to expect in 2019 … Continue reading →

Wyoming legislators look to add real estate, banking to blockchain laws…. allowing the establishment of banks that could take custody of cryptocurrency assets much like a digital safety deposit box… Task force to mull putting real estate, mineral rights on … Continue reading →

The pros and cons of reverse mortgages…yes, mortgage can be foreclosed if terms & conditions aren’t met. Enjoy Your Retirement Years with a Reverse Mortgage HUD OIG takes stock of past and lingering reverse mortgage issues 12-13-2018: Reverse Mortgage Market … Continue reading →

If you’re in the market to buy a home and, especially, if it’s your first home, you’ve probably heard about conventional and FHA loans. But there may other options out there to meet your needs to discuss with your mortgage … Continue reading →

Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Gary Black recently stated that spray foam insulation in the crawl space of your home or business may void your current (or prevent future) termite protection coverage. But let me add this caveat….many homeowners are adding spray … Continue reading →

Do you have a choice of replacement for the R-22 Refrigerant in your HVAC system? Yes…and here is a chart of alternatives: First, I am not an HVAC expert and I didn’t sleep at a Holiday Inn last night, but … Continue reading →

Does a bedroom consist of a room of any size upstairs? On main level? In basement? Does a bedroom need a door, window, and closet only? What “DOES qualify as a bedroom? I think this description from the April 2018 … Continue reading →

Major question: How will “when the proceeds are used to substantially improve their residence” is defined in IRS guidelines? One of the most misunderstood provisions in the new tax law expires in 2026 and prohibits the deduction of interest paid … Continue reading →

For home buyers locked in a heated bidding war, there is one weapon that may help ensure victory: an escalation clause. Simply put, the prospective Buyer places a clause in the offer that if any other Buyer places a bid … Continue reading →