So much of our lives take place online today. We run businesses, social media accounts, and more. We store our photos, important files and more on our computers. Even though all of this is true, most people are not doing enough to protect their digital assets — that’s where your digital estate plan comes in. … Continued
It’s hard enough to manage the grief of losing a loved one without dealing with the costs of inheriting their house. We understand how confusing the financial aspect of inheriting real estate can be. We hope to make this challenging time a little easier by bringing awareness to the hidden expenses that may arise. So, … Continued
Selling one’s home to pay for long-term care is one of the biggest decisions seniors and their families will have to make. Unfortunately, it’s a reality currently being faced by millions of people across the country. In fact, a report prepared by the National Association of Realtors found that more than half of home sellers … Continued
Selling a house is no walk in the park. You have to find a listing agent, price your home competitively, get your house ready for showings, review and negotiate offers – and that’s just the tip of the iceberg. A recent survey found that 77% of homeowners found the process of selling their home stressful … Continued
The mere mention of bed bugs is enough to send any homeowner into a full-blown panic. To make matters worse, bed bugs have become more prevalent – mainly due to the rise of global travel and second-hand shopping. Not only do bed bugs invade your home and cause painful bites, but they also make it … Continued
Inheriting a house is a stressful and emotionally draining process- especially when the inheritance came from a recently deceased loved one. Deciding what to do with your parent’s house while still in the early stages of grief is difficult, to say the least. However, having access to the right information can help.
If you’ve decided to sell your home, you might be wondering if you need to invest in renovations before selling. You’re not alone – according to the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University, Americans spend more than $400 billion a year on home renovations and repairs. But how much money do you really … Continued
Selling your home can be an overwhelming and time-consuming process. That’s why we created this guide to help you check at least one thing off your list: your home appraisal.
Have you decided to put your house on the market, only to realize that you have done unpermitted work to the home? Believe it or not, this is something that many people have dealt with and will continue to deal with.
Do you want to hire a listing agent to help you sell your home? You’re in good company. An overwhelming number of people hire a listing agent to assist them in the home selling process. According to a National Association of Realtors survey, 90% of home sellers use a listing agent to help them navigate … Continued
Selling a home through an estate sale is an often stressful process as you manage your grief, clearing out the home of your loved one’s possessions, and deal with the legal proceedings necessary when dealing with a loved one’s death and their property.
If you are the borrower of a reverse mortgage loan or are considering applying for one, you are probably curious about the rules and requirements for this type of loan. Reverse mortgage rules can be complicated, but we’re here to simplify them for you– so you can feel confident in your decision. What Is a … Continued
Suppose you put your house on the market and have received several great offers. There’s one problem: you just found out your septic system failed its Title 5 inspection. If you’ve ever been in this situation, you know how overwhelming it can be.
If you own property in Massachusetts, you must pay property taxes on it. The money earned from property taxes covers the cost of schools, roads, public services, and common areas throughout the city.
If you put your house on the market with a realtor, you’ll in all likelihood attract buyers looking for a new home for their family, often with a limited budget and the need for a mortgage. While the market boom post-pandemic has led to many a bidding war, and in some cases, waiving an inspection, there’s no way to avoid an inspection entirely if you’re selling to everyday people.
