Buying a home for the first time can be a confusing process. New buyers in Delaware may have many preconceived notions about what it means to purchase residential real estate, but often some of these beliefs are simply untrue. Here are a few of the more common myths...
When people go to an open house to check out a property, they may not be concerned that something suspicious is going on. However, recent reporting shows that many residential real estate buyers are being watched by sellers who install microphones and security cameras...
In almost every industry, the trend of cryptocurrency is having an impact. Residential real estate is no different. Delaware real estate buyers, sellers and professionals should be aware of some of the activity in other states and how it may impact their markets in...
When purchasing a home, there are many things to consider. Among these is the location of the house. With such a wide variety of residential real estate options and neighborhoods in Delaware, it's a good idea for buyers to take some time to really get to know the...
Buying a new home is a big undertaking for anyone. For those who are new to the residential real estate market in Delaware, the many professionals, prices and considerations involved can feel overwhelming. Keeping a few tips in mind will help the process go more...
Does the Delaware home you want to buy mean that you will have to join and pay dues to a homeowners' association? If it does, you may want to gain an understanding of certain terminology associated with residential real estate HOAs. This may help you when you review...
Perhaps you are moving and want to keep your former house and rent it out. Maybe you found a good deal on a house here in Delaware and decided to buy it and rent it. Whatever your circumstances may be, there are several legalities that you should be aware of as a...
Many of Delaware's communities have homeowners associations. If you are involved in a residential real estate transaction, you may want to know if your community has an HOA, along with what it will mean for you. Many people simply pay their dues and never really...
Most Delaware residents are not able to pay cash for a home. Even if they do have a substantial down payment, they still need a mortgage loan in order to pay the remaining portion of the purchase price. In that case, the lender will more than likely require a...
Sellers are required by the state of Delaware to disclose any defects or other issues with a home they are selling to a potential buyer. However, it may be a mistake to rely on those disclosures to help you decide to purchase residential real estate. A home inspection...