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Moving to a new state during retirement

Maybe you are downsizing. Maybe you simply want a change of scene. Regardless, you are in good company if you want to move to a different home at some point during your retirement — even if that home is out of state. In some ways, this might be an easier move than it...

Handling a dispute over a security deposit

As a landlord, you could run into a number of challenges while renting property. Whether you have a tenant who repeatedly fails to pay rent or you have decided to move forward with an eviction, issues involving tenants can generate stress and uncertainty....

When should I rent out my home?

Many Americans with property wonder if it would be better to sell it or rent it in the current market. While much depends on outside factors, there are certain signs that renting may be a better idea than selling. Of course, a lot comes down to number-crunching and if...

How to minimize issues at the closing

Closing on a new house is exciting. Whether it is your first time, or you are a seasoned homeowner, it is a good idea to brush up on the closing details. There are some common issues that may crop up in the few days leading up to the final signing, and preparing helps...

What are home items that could be appurtenant?

When you take a tour of a house that you want to buy, you expect that what you see is what you get unless the seller tells you otherwise. So if you decide to purchase the property only to find something is missing later on, you might think the seller had misled you....

Why first-time buyers should never waive home inspections

As someone looking to buy a Delaware home, you may understand firsthand that there are many moving parts involved in purchasing a new place to live. With everything you have on your to-do list, you may feel tempted to forgo having a home inspection performed on the...

How long should a house’s roof last?

If you are ready to purchase your new home, you are undoubtedly excited about picking the right place. Still, you do not want to end up with either a money pit or a home that does not protect you from the elements. Before closing, it is advisable to schedule a...

Can you alter an existing party wall agreement?

Party walls are common in buildings that have multiple units. Consequently, if you are thinking about purchasing a condominium, rowhouse, townhouse or apartment, you are probably going to have at least one party wall in your new home. This is the wall that separates...

What are reasons to sign a rent-to-own agreement?

Some property owners are looking to sell their homes. Others choose to rent their houses to tenants. However, there is an arrangement that combines both of these options into one. You may rent a home for a period of time and then pay to purchase the residence,...

What is a legal description of land?

If you find yourself in a property dispute with one of your neighbors, the legal description of your property is your first line of defense in proving exactly what you own and how far your ownership rights extend. Unlike your street address, your property’s legal...

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