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7 Major Home Inspection Issues {2022}

Raleigh Realty

Major Home Inspection Issues and How to Handle Repairs If your home inspection turns up any of these 7 major issues it could be time to negotiate some mandatory fixes with the seller before you proceed with purchasing the home. After a home inspection, issues are going to arise. Structural Issues 1.

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What to Do If The Home You’re Buying has Defective Drywall

Lamacchia Realty

The presence of this harmful construction material can lead to a range of issues from the quality of the property to the health of its inhabitants. With this in mind, buyers need to be thorough and diligent in protecting themselves. The best way you can protect yourself as a buyer is by conducting a thorough inspection of the property.

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5 Ways a Buyer's Agent Can Make Shopping New Construction Easier

Zillow

Buying new construction seems simple, right? No sellers to deal with, no unexpected repairs that come up during inspection, no drawn-out negotiations. Having your own agent provides a sense of security," says Seattle-area homeowner Kristy Weaver, who has bought two new construction homes from two different builders. "It

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Final Home Walkthrough Checklist: What to Look For

Lamacchia Realty

Assess The Overall Condition of the House When buying a house , buyers naturally hold certain expectations regarding the condition and overall state of the property. If any of these conditions are not up to the agreed standard, the home buyer can withhold payment from the seller until the issues are rectified.

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11 Things to Consider When Buying a Home in Raleigh NC

Raleigh Realty

One of the largest reasons some buyers walk away from a home purchase feeling remorseful is because they don't consider everything about purchasing real estate before they jump into it. There are common buyer mistakes we address with all of our buyers upfront so they have a highly successful transaction.

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3 Common Contingencies in the Real Estate That Every Agent Should Know

CA Realty Training

All contingencies are designed to protect the buyer in the event that their conditions are not met. Let’s say you have a house listed at $1,000,000 and you have an interested buyer. So, the buyer offers the full list price of $1,000,000 – great! In this case, the buyer can cancel the deal and get their deposit back.

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7 Takeaways: Due Diligence Fee and Earnest Money in Real Estate

Raleigh Realty

Whether you are a first-time home buyer or you're buying again, you will want to know how Due Diligence and Earnest Money impact you as a buyer or seller in North Carolina The following article is going to be regarding Due Diligence, Due DIligence fees, and Earnest Money in North Carolina Real Estate.