Author: garybuyshouses

Purchasing a home comes with hidden costs that go beyond the price tag on the house. Many of those extra costs that are unavoidable are wrapped up in one term: Closing costs. So if you’re wondering, “How much are closings costs in Utah?” then we’ve got you covered. Read on to see what it covers … Continued

Are you stuck with a house that just won’t sell? You’re not alone. In today’s real estate market, there are many reasons why a house may not be selling, but that doesn’t mean you have to stay stuck. There are three plans to consider if you find yourself in a bind, and they can help … Continued

Selling a house with a lien on it is possible, yes. There are some hoops to jump through but today we’ll help you learn how. Knowing what happens when a lien is placed on your home ahead of time will save you not just time but a lot of frustration when it comes time to … Continued

When Derek Martinez sold his home he never expected to lose thousands of dollars. Derek was advised to make expensive changes to update his home before selling it; but in the end, the return on investment was negligible. He didn’t even recoup the money he spent preparing his home for sale on some of the … Continued

If you’re a homeowner choosing to sell without using a realtor, properly using a for sale by owner contract can be a burden. After all, you have bigger concerns such as: finding the right buyer and right asking price. Staging your home. Marketing. It’s a process that can take weeks, if not months. Both federal … Continued

Selling a House As-Is in 2023 Selling a house as-is can be a convenient and potentially cost-effective option for homeowners who want to sell their property quickly and without making repairs or improvements. However, it’s important to be aware of the potential risks and drawbacks of this option, as well as the legal considerations that … Continued

You are getting ready to buy a house. It’s a pretty standard process, you drive around town looking for sale signs, you google your dream home, or speak with a realtor. You save up your money, get approved for a mortgage, put an offer up, the offer gets accepted, and you move in. Sometimes it … Continued