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Real Estate Transactions

What makes it challenging to buy a home from a relative?

Some people looking for a home in their retirement years buy a property from a child or another relative. This may seem like an easier choice than purchasing a house from a total stranger. However, a real estate transaction with a family member could prove difficult....

Do’s and do not’s for selling a home

Get your sold sign ready. Buy that bottle of champagne. Following these tips can help you sell your house like a pro so you can get right to the celebration. Do not do significant renovations Major renovations will likely not bring about a great return on investment....

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...

Is buying a new home before selling your old one worth it?

You have owned a home for a long time, but now you are looking for a second residence in a Delaware neighborhood to settle down in. It is possible you will find a new house to your liking, but your old home has not yet found a buyer. Going through with purchasing the...

What should I know about buying a foreclosed property?

Foreclosed properties are homes that the buyer could no longer complete the terms of their mortgage. The lender took back the home, which was collateral on the loan, and is now selling it. So, instead of dealing with a homeowner who is selling, you will work with the...

What to do when selling your home

Selling your home is a big deal. It marks a new chapter in your life, full of wondrous possibilities. Unloading your property the wrong way can result in less money than you would earn otherwise. It could even result in legal troubles. Know how to approach the real...

Should I consider buying a home with cash?

Many people finance their purchase of a home through a mortgage. In your case, this may not be necessary. You have enough money that you could offer a seller a cash payment for the home without any need to secure outside financing. U.S. News and World Report describes...

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...

Title defects that might affect your estate plan

Real estate is the largest purchase most Delaware residents ever make. If you buy a retirement home, you may plan to leave it to family members as part of your estate. With significant funds tied up with the purchase, you want it to go as smoothly as possible. A...

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