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Now it’s time to order a Home Inspection. The Inspection Period is the time for you to gather information about the property. It is recommended to hire a professional Inspector to give you an unbiased 3rd party opinion about the property The Inspection will cost around $300-$500 depending on the age
As a seller, you have to be able to get your home looking fantastic at the drop of a dime if an interested buyer schedules a tour. And unless you have the time to constantly clean, keeping your space prepped for showings might seem like an endless (and stressful!) ordeal.
You’ve probably heard that spring and summer are the best seasons for home buying. After all, there’s more inventory on the market, and the warm weather is ideal for showings. However, the ongoing global health crisis has shattered the idea of the “peak home buying season” and left many potential