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Ideally, before the seller lists the property the seller will identify all issues with the property and solve them, so buyers can’t find them which the seller should assume they will and then express concern about them. https://www.americanbar.org//rpte-ereport-fal/hairy-deals/

For the landlords and property managers...

If you’re in a bidding war on a home, sometimes it can help to shorten contingency periods or waive them altogether. You may not necessarily have to pay more money, just be more flexible.

Before making an offer, ask your agent to do a comparative market analysis, which will tell you what comparable homes have sold for nearby.

Get advice from your realtor on a good inspector. If they find something wrong, you can usually negotiate for a reduced price.

This letter will help you determine what you can afford, and ensures home sellers that you will be able to get a loan when needed.

Adjustable rate mortgages can make financial sense if you’re planning to sell or refinance your home before the introductory period ends; but if you’re planning to own your home longer than five years, it’s less risky to choose a fixed rate loan.

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Buying a foreclosed home is a risk, but there's also a lot of opportunity if you find the right one. https://goo.gl/SsxajD