D Fritz Appraisals

OCTOBER 11, 2022

Read on for more information about how a home appraiser determines the value of your property. What is a Home Appraisal and Why is it Important? A home appraisal is a legal document containing information that determines the current fair market value of a new or existing property.

Appraisal 105

Appraisal Inspection Property Taxes Easement 105

Zillow

JULY 15, 2019

Comps : Or comparable sales, are homes in a given area that have sold within the past six months that a real estate agent uses to determine a home's value. Condo insurance : Homeowners insurance that covers personal property and the interior of a condo unit should damage occur. Lenders reward lower LTV ratios.

Real Estate Agent 56

Real Estate Agent Insurance Inspection Buyers 56

PennyMac

JUNE 28, 2022

An escrow account is a special account that holds money for property taxes, premiums, homeowners insurance and mortgage insurance. Some lenders require you set aside a few months of property tax and mortgage payments in an escrow account as part of your closing costs. Property Tax. Homeowners Insurance.

Insurance 36

Insurance Property Taxes Sellers Inspection 36

Assurance Financial

APRIL 29, 2021

FMV (Fair Market Value). A home’s fair market value or FMV is the price it would sell for under normal conditions. FMV isn’t necessarily the sale price of a home, as other conditions can affect its final price. Municipalities often use FMV to determine the tax rate on a home.

Mortgage 74

Mortgage HOA Insurance Real Estate Agent 74