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Fun Facts About Dallas

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Dallas is one of the most intriguing big cities in the United States. Affectionately known as the Big D, this metropolis offers far more than just big buildings and millions of people. It is a great place to visit, whether you are traveling for leisure or business, but it can also become a permanent home … Continued
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Can You Sell a House Without a Bathtub

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Today’s buyers seek certain amenities, which may include a bathtub. While a bathtub isn’t a regulatory requirement for home selling, some buyers may prefer one. Learn what the expectations are regarding bathrooms when buying a home, plus what factors may influence their importance. Table of Contents Bathroom Requirements and Expectations Here are some of the … Continued
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Tax Deed vs Tax Lien States

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When property taxes go unpaid, the outcome depends on whether you live in one of the tax deed vs tax lien states. Either way, the consequences of delinquent property taxes are serious. Local governments rely on these payments to fund essential services, and when taxes go unpaid, they have powerful legal tools to recover the … Continued
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What Is a Foreclosure Auction?

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Any homeowner will do their best to avoid foreclosure and keep their home. Unfortunately, with the increased cost of living and factors like job loss, illness, and other financial problems, foreclosures are sometimes inevitable. This often results in a foreclosure auction for the property. This article explains how foreclosure works, its advantages and disadvantages for … Continued
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What Happens After Home Inspection?

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Whether you are buying or selling a house, the condition of the property matters. Taking care of a home is a lot of work, and with so many components that can break down or become inefficient, homeowners must invest in their properties to maintain them.  It is estimated that homeowners spend roughly 1% of the … Continued
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Can Seller Sue Buyer for Backing Out?

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If you are a homeowner, you may consider selling your house in the future. Selling a home is a complicated process, but it can be very rewarding. The longer you have lived in the house and made mortgage payments, the more equity you own.  As long as the property’s value has increased during your time … Continued
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Can HOA Fine You?

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If you live in an HOA community, you must follow HOA rules determined by an HOA board. Can an HOA fine you if you don’t? Unfortunately, if you do not comply, it may impose fines and force you in several ways. In this article, we will explain what happens when you commit an HOA violation, … Continued
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What Stops a House from Selling

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The selling process can be excruciating and take months, and if the home does not sell, it can result in frustration and financial loss. Several things can hinder the selling process, like curb appeal, natural light, or your furry friends.  In this article, we will discuss pricing strategies, staging, the house’s condition, and other things … Continued
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Downsizing Home Checklist

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Taking care of a home is a lot of work. Between the constant cleaning, unexpected repairs, and maintenance costs, being a homeowner is a big responsibility. On top of all this, you have mortgage payments, property taxes, insurance policies, and utility costs to keep up with. In many cases, homeowners live in houses they cannot … Continued
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How Long Does a Short Sale Take?

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When you own a home and plan to sell it, the top priority is typically making more money from the sale. If you have owned that property for a long time and have a lot of equity, it is easier to turn a profit. However, not all sellers can afford to pursue a traditional sale, … Continued
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Mortgage Assumption Divorce

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Divorce can be complicated even when both spouses agree on most issues. Outside the emotional impact of the proceeding, much of the confusion in a divorce is how to handle the distribution of assets owned by the couple. Specifically, ownership of the house can become a touchy subject during an already stressful experience. One process … Continued
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Proceeds From the Sale of the House in Trust

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A family member’s passing is always a difficult experience. In many cases, the person who passed away may have been a homeowner. This person may have taken steps to pass on their assets to beneficiaries, such as their children or other close relatives. If a home is one of those assets, it can create a … Continued
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How to Get Out of Paying HOA Dues

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Millions of residents across the United States have made the switch from renting to owning homes. Homeownership offers significant advantages that are not available to most renters.  For example, your monthly payments build equity in the property rather than disappear into the landlord’s pockets. Additionally, you typically have more freedom to make changes to the … Continued
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3 Day Notice to Vacate Texas

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Different states have different rules on evictions, which affect landlords and tenants in various ways. As a cash house buyer company, we have assisted many landlords in selling properties with challenging tenant situations, including properties occupied by tenants who refuse to leave, enter through forcible means, or cause substantial property damage.  When tenants fail to … Continued
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Preforeclosure vs Foreclosure

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Homeownership is a big responsibility, especially if it involves taking out a loan. Most Americans cannot afford the purchase price of a house with cash, so they borrow money from a lender and agree to pay the principal and interest rate over time.  Mortgage loans can be structured in various ways, such as adjustable-rate mortgages … Continued
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