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Housing Costs – the Biggest Portion of Our Budgets
Housing costs represent the biggest portion of most of our budgets. They also represent almost a quarter of the increased cost of the American Dream in the past decade, or $25,104…..up almost DOUBLE in 10 years. Over the past decade, the American Dream now costs 36% more, or an additional $47,000. The good news: The median…
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Home Price Gains in the U.S. Slowed in June
Home price gains in the U.S. slowed in June as buyers pulled back from the market while listings started to climb. The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller rose 5.4% from a year earlier, compared to a 5.9% annual increase in May. (COMPASS)
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All-Cash Offers Made up 27% of July Sales
All-cash offers made up 27% of July sales, up from 26% the year before and far higher than the historical norm. (CNBC)
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The Final Walk-Through
A final walk-through is a crucial step in various processes, such as real estate transactions, event planning, or project management. It serves to ensure that everything is in order before closing. Here’s a detailed overview of the final walk-through process in different contexts: Purpose: To ensure that the property is in the agreed-upon condition before…
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Condominiums Seller Closing Costs
When selling a condo, closing costs can vary based on location and specific terms of the sale, but here are some common expenses you might encounter: It’s a good idea to review these potential costs with your real estate agent or attorney to get a more accurate estimate based on your specific situation.