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How do commercial and residential properties differ?

As someone looking to purchase property without much experience in the field, choosing which type of property to buy can create the first real roadblock in your decision-making. It is important to look at both the benefits and potential downsides of both commercial...

Consider landlord obligations when deciding if you should rent

Whether you plan to retire in a smaller home or you find yourself wanting to live closer to family in your later years, you have your current home to consider. Selling it may result in a one-time lump sum that could help you with your estate planning and provide an...

4 worrisome real estate closing issues and how to avoid them

If you are about to sell your home, your fondest wish is for the closing to go off smoothly. Of course, problems can and do crop up at the 11th hour. Here are four issues that could delay your closing and how to avoid them. 1. Cloud on the title Once you accept an...

Process that landlords need to follow regarding evictions

If you are a landlord, you must understand that you cannot evict a tenant without just cause. However, there are various reasons why you have the right to remove a tenant. If there is a violation that justifies eviction, there are steps you must take to ensure it...

Weighing the benefits of selling or renting real estate

With the anticipation of moving to a new property, many homeowners in Delaware grapple between selling or renting out their current home. Deciding between selling or renting depends on a homeowner's goals, as well as factors including financial standing and...

An encroachment or easement may affect a future real estate sale

Established boundary lines may change based on encroachments and disputes between neighbors. MillionAcres.com reports that encroachment occurs when a neighbor intrudes over a boundary line without the property owner's authorization. When a garden grows onto a...

Important considerations for buying a second home in Delaware

Many people choose to buy a second home in Delaware for its low tax rates and mix of beach communities and small towns. A second home in this state can be an excellent investment for a savvy buyer, but you will need to carefully consider why you want to make such a...

Commercial real estate properties may grow in rental demand

Real estate investors could find attractive opportunities by following trends in commercial leasing. As reported by Entrepreneur, properties offering warehousing and distribution capabilities have room for growth. In 2020, consumers spent nearly $27 trillion globally...

Some buyers and sellers may need property inspections

Sellers in Delaware's real estate market could receive offers from motivated buyers who wish to forgo inspections. According to the National Association of Realtors, 25% of homebuyers waived inspection contingencies during May 2021. Real estate investors often use...

How do you choose which offer to take when selling your home?

A seller’s market occurs when there are more buyers than sellers. When you are selling in this type of market, you will probably end up with multiple offers on your home. It can be tricky to decide which offer to take because the highest one is not always the best....

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