5 Reasons You Should Get Your New Construction Home Inspected
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5 Reasons You Should Get Your New Construction Home Inspected
If you’re buying a new home, you may not necessarily think you need to have a home inspection done. After all, the goal of these inspections is to find everything wrong with the home so you can either have the seller make repairs or decide to back out of the transaction. With a new home, there shouldn’t be any problems, right? That’s not always the case. If you’re looking at new homes for sale in Clermont FL, you should still have a home inspection done. Here are a few reasons why it’s a good idea.
New Construction Isn’t Perfect
While it would be very nice to think that a newly built home is perfect, sadly that’s often not the case. There are many different contractors and…
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A home on the water offers amazing views, the chance to swim or fish right from your own dock, and the option of boating whenever you want. But with these pros comes a few cons that you wouldn’t necessarily have with a landlocked home. If you’re looking for homes for sale in Kissimmee that are on the water, here are a few things you need to know before you buy one.
When you take out a mortgage to purchase a new home, your lender puts what is known as a property lien on the house. What this means is that if you get behind on your mortgage payments, your lender has the legal right to seize the home in place of the money you owe them. If you’re looking at homes for sale in Windsor Island Resort, you can expect this type of lien to be placed on the home you buy. However, there are other ways a property lien can be used, and some of those uses are not ones you want to have placed against you.
This is a common question from home buyers and sellers alike. The reason it’s so common is that the answer is, “it depends.” In general, from signed contract to the closing table can take 30 to 90 days. In order to answer the question more specifically of how long does it take to close on a house, we have to define what “closing” is and look at what could possibly make the closing take longer.
When your home doesn’t sell, nothing could be more frustrating. All your moving options and time tables are in a standstill because the home hasn’t sold. Typically, after a home has failed to sell the homeowner lowers the price or switches agents. However, real estate agents and pricing aren’t the only reasons a home didn’t sell. Let’s look at the most common reasons why a home doesn’t sell.
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One of the most common questions we get from people relocating to central Florida is, “what are the pros and cons of living near Disney?” To be honest, if you’re in one of the suburban cities and are looking at homes for sale in Winter Garden, for instance, then you get all the pros and almost none of the cons. However, if you’re planning to live next to the park, we thought we’d put together a list for you of the pros and cons of living near Disney.