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Value
Of An Agent
Common
Errors to Avoid
Home Inspections & Links
House Hunting Worksheet
Know
the Market
Know the Neighborhood
Top 10
Potential Problems
Value Of An Agent
Moving Checklist
Common Errors to Avoid
Preparing Your Home
Should
You Renovate
Best
Asking Price
Sell
or Buy First
Why Use
An Agent
What Do
They Mean?
20
Mistakes To Avoid
Mortgages Explained
Types of
Mortgages
Mortgage Worksheet
Mortgage
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Buyers Info
 Buying
your new home is a serious venture. It can be an absolute
pleasure or a massive headache. Your house is not just your
home, it is a serious investment in the dwelling, the area
and your future.
When buying a home — you're bound to have many questions.
For example, "In what area can I find a home that suits my
needs?", "How much money will I need to afford the monthly
payments?" and "How long will the home buying process take? |
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Sellers Info
When selling your home, there are no
guarantees that a buyer will simply walk through the front
door. In many cases you may have to bring your home to the
buyer. Effective marketing will help ensure that your
property receives maximum exposure to attract a ready,
willing and able buyer.
 The
appearance of your home, a buyer's first impressions, and
other considerations can also affect the sale of your home.
Have you considered the value of your property is a factor
used for pricing your home?
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General Info
Buying or Selling a home is a complex and stressful
undertaking. Getting an expert to help will save you time,
money and aggravation.
 By
asking a REALTOR® to act on your behalf during the purchase
or sale of a home, you create an Agency Relationship and
become the REALTOR®'s client. REALTORS® always owe their
clients full fiduciary duties, such as loyalty,
confidentiality, accountability, duty of care, obedience to
all lawful instructions, and full disclosure of all
pertinent facts. |
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Mortgage Info
 Basically,
a mortgage is just a loan that is to be used to finance the
purchase of property. The property itself is used as
security to ensure repayment and the lender holds the title
or deed to the property either directly or indirectly
(depending on your jurisdiction and type of lender) until
you have repaid the entire amount plus interest.
When shopping for a mortgage you should keep in mind that
there are many different types available.
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