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Inheriting property in Maryland can be both a blessing and a challenge. As a new property owner, you may find yourself wondering, “Is there a time limit on selling inherited property?” The short answer is no, but the decision of when to sell does involve a variety of factors that deserve careful consideration. In this … Continued

Selling your house as-is can be a big decision. But how much do you lose selling your house as is? It’s important to understand what this choice means for your wallet. In this article, we’ll look at the costs and benefits of selling your home in its current condition. That way you can figure out … Continued

Selling your home yourself is a smart way to save money. According to the National Association of Realtors, approximately seven percent of all homes sold in 2023 were for sale by owner (FSBO). If you’re planning to go FSBO, you might wonder, what paperwork do I need to sell my house myself? Read on for a list … Continued

It’s estimated that 62% of Americans sometimes struggle to make their mortgage payments on time. Failing to pay your mortgage or property taxes can have some serious repercussions for you and your family. Specifically, the government or a creditor can put an involuntary lien on your home. This can make the possibility of selling the home much … Continued

All-cash home purchases accounted for over a third of all residential transactions in 2023. This statistic says a lot about the current state of the real estate market. We’ve clearly got a lot more established homeowners and investors purchasing new or second homes. Younger, first-time home buyers generally can’t build up the capital to make an all-cash … Continued

Selling a house on the open market can be incredibly stressful. Surveys show that almost 40% of American sellers are reduced to tears by the stress of the process. Dealing with repairs, staging, showings, and endless negotiations can be overwhelming. However, there is an alternative that offers a faster, easier, and stress-free way to sell your home. … Continued