Confirming Ownership as a Buyer or Renter

Confirming Ownership as a Buyer or Renter

If you’re hoping to avoid getting burned, it’s important that as a buyer or renter, you confirm ownership of a property, before signing the deed or lease. Even if the deal looks fantastic, don’t rush into it — scams aren’t unheard of in the real estate industry, and you should be cautious to avoid them.…

Can an LLC Purchase Property

Can an LLC Purchase Property?

If you’re the owner of a limited liability company (LLC) and you’re looking to purchase a home, you might be wondering if the purchase can be made under your company. Technically, you have the option to buy property under your LLC or under your legal name. There are two reasons why LLC owners might opt…

What Do Home Sellers Often Forget

What Do Home Sellers Often Forget?

The home selling process can be overwhelming—after all, there are many different aspects and steps to consider even before the home goes on the market. Because the process can be so hectic, it’s easy to forget some important steps early on in the process. Here are three of the most important. 1. Research Your Own…

What Is iBuying

What Is iBuying?

Have you heard about iBuying, in the context of real estate? iBuying is a relatively new concept, giving buyers and sellers a new way to handle real estate transactions. As a seller, iBuying is fantastic if you’re looking for a quick and easy way to sell your property. When you sell to an iBuyer, the…

A Beginners Guide to Rent Back Agreements

A Beginner’s Guide to Rent-Back Agreements

If you’re looking to sell a home but aren’t quite ready to move out, then a rent-back agreement could be just what you’re looking for. With a rent-back agreement, the sellers are provided additional time to live in the home, even after the sale has closed. Basically, this agreement makes the seller the new owner’s…