Learn the key differences between assessed value and market value in real estate. Discover how each value affects taxes, home sales, and refinancing decisions with this comprehensive guide.
Assessed Value vs. Market Value Explained: What is My Home Actually Worth? Read More »
Most closing costs aren’t tax-deductible, but you may deduct mortgage points, prepaid property taxes, and mortgage interest if you itemize your taxes.
Are Closing Costs Tax-Deductible? Read More »
Real estate attorneys are authorized to prepare and review contracts and documents for home sales. Learn their role and when you may need one.
Closing Attorneys: What Are They and What Do They Do? Read More »
About 1 in 10 mortgage applications are denied by underwriters. Discover the common reasons for loan denial and how to improve your chances of approval.
How Often Does an Underwriter Deny a Loan? Read More »
You can usually move in on closing day if the home is ready, though seller agreements, new construction, or minor closing delays can affect the exact timing. Find out how long after closing you can move in and what affects your move-in date.
How Long After Closing Can You Move Into Your New Home? Read More »
To ensure a smooth and stress-free closing day, it’s essential to come prepared with key items like a valid photo ID, proof of payment, homeowners insurance, and important documents such as your purchase agreement.
What to Bring to Closing Day: A Checklist for Homebuyers Read More »