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Homebuyers come in all shapes and sizes. Everyone's personal and financial picture looks quite different, so there is really no such thing as a "one-size-fits-all" mortgage.

After the housing downturn and general economic slump of the last few years, during which housing prices plummeted and lenders tightened their requirements to qualify for a mortgage loan, the market is starting to show some healthy signs of recovery.

If you’re thinking about putting your home on the market, there are a few things you can do to get ready for a sale before you even talk to a real estate agent.

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Fall is fast approaching and winter is not too far behind. That means colder days and, yes, the holidays will be on their way before you know it. So take the necessary steps to avoid those annoying holiday pounds and stave off hibernation.

Not every client is the perfect fit to purchase an existing home in move-in condition. Some homebuyers would prefer to rehabilitate a home that isn’t in top shape.

Part One – Listing Your Home for Sale Most of the “For Sale” signs that you see around town feature a real estate agency, and often the name of the agent responsible for the listing.

If you’re thinking of putting your house on the market this fall, now is the time to get started. The end of summer brings a new crop of prospective homebuyers, fresh from vacation and looking to settle into a new home before winter sets in.

Most people who have bought or sold a home are familiar with the inspection process, which is a careful examination of the condition of the property conducted by a licensed professional.

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