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Spring House Hunting: 6 Hidden Issues You Need to Spot Before You Buy
Spring attracts many homebuyers to start looking for a new house, and open houses give them a chance to check out homes on the market. You might love a home's layout, design, or curb appeal, but you need to stay alert and notice any possible problems that aren't easy to see right away. If you're buying your first home or have done it before, knowing how to spot these issues can help you avoid costly repairs later. Here are some useful tips on how to notice potential problems during spring open houses.
- Check for Water Damage
Water damage often hides in homes, and spring rains can make things worse. As you check the house, look for signs of water damage on ceilings, walls, a...
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Benefits of Buying or Selling Your Home During the Hottest Season
While many people envision memorable vacations, relaxing days at the pool, and evening cookouts during the warm summer months, the summer season is also an excellent time to buy or sell a home. Our real estate agents know there are several benefits associated with purchasing or listing a home during these warmer months. Below are just a few of them that both buyers and sellers should note.
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Final Walk-Through Guide for Homebuyers
After looking at countless Augusta homes for sale, you've finally found your perfect house. The paperwork is all drawn up, and you're just about to close. But wait! First, you need to do your final walk-through. You've been through the house plenty of times, but the way it is right now is the way it will be when you buy it. It's important to make sure that everything is in order.
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Buying an Augusta Home? Don't Be Surprised by Closing Costs
If you're in the market to buy a home this year, and you're looking for Augusta homes for sale, then make sure you're considering all of the financial factors surrounding your new home purchase. Of course, there's the purchase price and down payment that you'll be well aware of, but are you prepared for the closing costs with your new home? Don't be surprised by closing costs!
- Closing Costs Explained
In a nutshell, closing costs are your responsibility for all of the legwork that goes into your home purchase. As a buyer, you'll be responsible for lenders fees, third-party fees, homeowners' fees, and any fees or costs associated with your title, including attorney's fees.
In essence, closing costs encapsulate all of the "extras" involved in your real estate transaction and basically sets you up for a future of homeownership. While some mortgages allow you to roll closing costs into your monthly mortgage payment, be sure to set aside 2%-5% of your home's price for closing costs if you're in the planning phase of buying a home.